This year, 30 to 500000 units are in stock. Morgan Stanley says Apple's first model will be produced in October and go on sale in December.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Brother Black fly's left hand, Xiao Zhan cut, South China Wu Yanzu's clue delivery! CTOnews.com, June 3 (Xinhua)-- Morgan Stanley, an investment bank, believes that Apple will release its first AR / VR headshow at the WWDC developer conference next week; it will go into mass production in October and launch in December.

Morgan Stanley Apple analyst Erik Woodring recently released a research report, the main content of CTOnews.com translation is as follows: "We expect Apple's AR / VR headline to be unveiled next week, but based on the supply chain information we know, mass production will not begin until October this year, and full launch will not be available until December this year."

Woodring said that Apple's stock of 30 to 500000 units this year is based on information from the supply chain.

Woodring believes that Apple's first model starts at around $3000, is "close to break-even" at the beginning of its launch, and is not very profitable at the initial stage.

Woodring also reiterated that Apple plans to announce the new MacBook Air on WWDC, but it is not clear whether the information is an independent source.