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CTOnews.com, May 24 (Xinhua) Gene Munster, co-founder and managing partner of Deepwater Asset Management, recently said that consumer demand for more immersive experiences continues to be popular, paving the way for a strong headline market. According to Munster's estimates, VR / AR devices will contribute 10 per cent of Apple's revenue by 2030 (assuming Apple has not released its own-brand car by 2030), a business similar in size to Apple's Mac and iPad businesses today.

▲ image source macdailynewsMunster believes that virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technology will become an important part of the future consumer experience. VR and AR technology can provide an immersive experience, allowing users to immerse themselves in a variety of virtual scenes, such as games, movies, music and travel. These technologies not only provide a better experience, but also better interact with users, driving more efficient marketing and sales.

Munster also pointed out that Apple should consider adding VR / AR technology to its product line. Although Apple has not yet released a car, Munster estimates that VR / AR devices will contribute 10 per cent of Apple's revenue by 2030. The size of this business is similar to that of Apple's Mac and iPad businesses today. Its forecasts suggest that VR / AR technology will continue to be popular and pave the way for a more immersive consumer technology experience. This trend will continue to grow as more and more companies begin to incorporate VR / AR technology into their products.

CTOnews.com believes that although there is a lot of room for reverie in Munster's forecast, the application of VR / AR technology is still awkward, battery life and performance still make the VR / AR industry dominated by games and telecommuting, and more progress in technology and market is still needed to realize his prediction.

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