Conventional VR glasses have two high-resolution displays – one for each eye. Experts believe Apple will change that.
There are many rumors about potential VR glasses from Apple, but almost nothing is officially known about the product. So far, the only thing that is certain is that the company has invested a great deal of resources in researching such a device. However, the experts at Display Supply Chain Consultants have now published a new theory. According to this, three screens will be built into Apple’s VR glasses in the future instead of the conventional two.
In order to generate the most realistic and three-dimensional VR experience possible, two screens are usually built into VR or AR glasses – one for each eye. These have to have a very high resolution in order to fool the human brain into believing that what the eyes see is actually reality. According to the experts, Apple should plan to build a third screen into the glasses, which has a lower resolution and is responsible for peripheral perception.
Expensive product
According to reports, the two main displays in the Apple glasses are each an Amoled screen with a resolution of 4,000 x 4,000 pixels. According to the experts, however, the third display does not have to have such a high resolution, since people in the periphery can only see extremely blurred anyway. So the field of view generated by the VR glasses could be enlarged in a real-looking way.
As Mactechnews.de reported, but these predictions also indicate that the future Apple glasses will not be cheap tech gadgets. It is predicted that such a device with three screens could cost around $ 3,000. In addition, the experts at Display Supply Chain Consultants assume that the glasses are not intended directly for end users, but rather are designed for professional users and developers.
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