Gurman shares the details of Apple's first head display: M2 chip, 16GB memory, glasses clips

CTOnews.com June 3, Bloomberg Mark Gurman shares some new details about Apple's Reality Pro again in the latest Power On newsletter.

CTOnews.com quoted Bloomberg as saying that the details are as follows:

Name: Goolman said Apple's first headline has three candidate names: Reality Pro, Reality One and XR Pro.

Goolman believes that XR Pro may be confused with iPhone XR, so there is little chance of using the name. Apple may choose between Reality Pro and Reality One.

Material: Guerman said Apple's first head display, made of ultra-high-quality glass, carbon fiber, fiber and aluminum, looks like a pair of high-tech ski goggles, with a new magnetic charger and an curved front with an external screen.

Performance: Goolman says the header uses M2 chips, 16GB memory, and requires an external battery pack that looks like a larger version of MagSafe Battery Pack.

GeekBench recently had a record of running points claimed to be Apple's head, which was later proved to have been forged by users.

Users can use eyes, gestures and Siri to control the head display. The headset is equipped with speakers near the user's temple, and users need to use it with AirPods if they want to have a more immersive audio experience.

It is not supported to wear regular glasses. Apple's first AR / VR head is not thick and users cannot use it when wearing regular glasses. Apple provides glasses clips for this purpose.