tldrdaily.news logo
Tag

Mixedreality

All articles tagged with #mixedreality

technology1 year ago

Apple and Sony Collaborate to Enhance Vision Pro with PSVR 2 Support

Apple's Vision Pro headsets have struggled to gain traction, with sales and usage falling short of expectations. To address this, Apple is reportedly collaborating with Sony to integrate PlayStation VR2 controllers with the Vision Pro. However, the headset's high price and lack of a compelling use case remain significant hurdles. While this partnership may enhance gaming capabilities, it is unlikely to resolve the broader challenges facing the Vision Pro, which is not primarily designed for gaming.

via Business Insider|
#apple#gaming#mixedreality
technology1 year ago

Apple and Sony Collaborate to Enhance Vision Pro with PSVR2 Controller Support

Apple is reportedly in talks with Sony to add support for PlayStation VR2 controllers to its Vision Pro mixed reality device, aiming to attract more gamers and developers. This move could enhance the device's appeal beyond its current focus on productivity and media consumption, potentially increasing its user base and making it more versatile for applications like Final Cut Pro and Adobe Photoshop.

via TechCrunch|
#apple#gaming#mixedreality
technology1 year ago

Apple Vision Pro 2 to Launch with M5 Chip, Budget Models Delayed

Apple is reportedly delaying the launch of a cheaper Vision Pro headset, focusing instead on releasing the Vision Pro 2 in late 2025 or early 2026. The new model is expected to feature the same design but upgraded internals, including the M5 chip, which promises better performance and power efficiency. Despite the high price, Apple aims to make the headset more future-proof, potentially aligning its release with new Macs featuring the M5 chip. The decision to delay a cheaper version suggests Apple is prioritizing performance enhancements over cost reduction for now.

via Wccftech|
#apple#m5chip#mixedreality
technology2 years ago

"Apple Vision Pro Set for February Launch as Retail Prepares for 'Imminent' Release"

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports that Apple may announce its new Vision Pro mixed reality headset within the next week, potentially aligning with CES 2024, despite Apple not participating in the event. The headset has started shipping to US warehouses, and Apple store employees are scheduled for a significant meeting and training sessions, indicating an "imminent rollout" of the product in the US, with other regions to follow.

via Engadget|
##apple#ces2024
technology2 years ago

"Qualcomm's Latest XR2+ Chip to Revolutionize VR/AR Headsets for Samsung, Google, and Beyond"

Qualcomm has unveiled a new mixed reality reference headset featuring the Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chip, which is expected to be the basis for Samsung's upcoming XR device. The reference headset includes high-resolution eye-tracking, support for high per-eye resolution, multiple cameras for various tracking capabilities, and Wi-Fi 6/6E/7. While the form factor and camera setup of Samsung's headset may be similar to Qualcomm's reference design, the display and lenses are anticipated to be customized. Samsung's headset is likely to compete with Meta's Quest and could incorporate features similar to Apple's Vision Pro.

via Road to VR|
##mixedreality#qualcomm
technology2 years ago

"Qualcomm Challenges Apple with Advanced Snapdragon XR2+ and New MR Tech Partnerships"

Qualcomm has announced a new spatial computing chip, the Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2, which will enable companies to create mixed reality headsets that compete with Apple's Vision Pro. Five companies, including Samsung and HTC Vive, are set to use this chip in their upcoming devices, with the first competitor being revealed on Monday, January 8. Qualcomm's chip is designed to offer premium mixed reality experiences without the need for an external battery pack, a feature that seems to take a jab at Apple's design choice for the Vision Pro. The competition in the mixed reality headset market is expected to provide consumers with more choices and potentially more affordable options compared to Apple's high-end product.

via 9to5Mac|
##applevisionpro#mixedreality
technology2 years ago

"2024's Top Tech: From Nintendo's Latest Switch to Trendsetting Wearables and Gadgets"

The tech industry anticipates a significant year in 2024 with Apple Inc. launching a new mixed-reality headset, Apple Vision Pro, and the release of a new Nintendo Switch console. A startup of ex-Apple employees is also expected to introduce a wearable device aimed at becoming the primary AI-era gadget. Despite the high expectations for Apple's headset, its hefty price and cautious sales strategy may limit its immediate impact on the market.

via Bloomberg|
##applevisionpro#consumergadgets
technology2 years ago

"Qualcomm Unveils Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 Chip for Samsung and Google's Apple Headset Rivals"

Qualcomm has announced the Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chipset, which will power Samsung's upcoming mixed reality XR headset, developed in collaboration with Google. The new chipset boasts 4.3K resolution per eye, up to 90 fps, enhanced GPU and CPU performance, support for multiple cameras for tracking, and Wi-Fi 7 compatibility. Samsung's XR headset is set to compete with high-end devices like the Apple Vision Pro and is expected to launch alongside the Galaxy Z Flip 6 later this year with a limited initial production run.

via SamMobile - Samsung news|
##mixedreality#qualcomm
technology2 years ago

"Qualcomm's Latest Chip Set to Boost Samsung and Google in AR Race Against Apple Vision Pro"

Qualcomm has unveiled the Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chip, aimed at powering upcoming mixed reality devices from Samsung and Google, positioning them as competitors to Apple's high-end Vision Pro headset. The new chip promises enhanced graphics and higher resolution, potentially indicating a more affordable alternative to Apple's offering. The partnership between Qualcomm, Samsung, and Google suggests a collaborative effort to advance in the mixed reality market, although release dates for the new devices remain unspecified.

via CNBC|
##applevisionpro#mixedreality
technology2 years ago

"Qualcomm's XR2+ Gen 2 Chip Ignites Competition in VR/AR Market Against Apple Vision Pro"

Qualcomm has unveiled the Snapdragon XR2 Plus Gen 2 chip, set to power upcoming high-end VR/AR headsets from Samsung, Google, and other partners, challenging Apple's Vision Pro. The new chip supports higher resolutions up to 4.3K per eye, more cameras and sensors for advanced tracking, and Wi-Fi 7 for faster device connections. It promises improved mixed reality experiences with better camera quality and display detail. The chip's capabilities suggest a future where headsets work more seamlessly with other devices like phones and computers, enhancing the user experience in fitness, gaming, and professional applications. More details are expected to be revealed at CES in Las Vegas.

via CNET|
##ar#mixedreality
technology2 years ago

"2024: The Revolutionary Fusion of VR and AR in Tech and Gaming"

Virtual and augmented reality (VR and AR) are advancing rapidly, with devices like Meta's Quest series and the upcoming Apple Vision Pro leading the charge. These technologies are expanding beyond gaming and fitness into everyday applications, potentially leading to mass adoption. Apple's Vision Pro, priced at $3,500, is expected to redefine VR/AR devices with its high-fidelity visuals and hand and eye tracking. Meanwhile, Meta's Quest 3 offers mixed reality experiences for $500. The integration of AI into VR and AR devices is also anticipated, enhancing their capabilities. However, everyday AR glasses still face challenges in terms of prescription integration, social acceptance, and battery life. The industry is poised for a new wave of app development, with companies like Google and Samsung entering the fray, which could lead to a surge in VR/AR popularity and utility.

via CNET|
##applevisionpro#ar
technology2 years ago

"Apple's 2024 Roadmap: iPhone 16, iOS Updates, and Revolutionary iPad and Mac Innovations"

Apple's 2024 lineup includes the iPhone 16 with larger screens and new features, the mixed-reality Apple Vision Pro headset, the fourth-generation AirPods Pro, an OLED iPad Pro, and the Apple Watch Series X with potential new health features. Additionally, updates to the MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac Mini, and Apple TV 4K are expected, alongside new versions of Apple's operating systems.

via PhilStar Life|
##apple#apple2024releases
technology2 years ago

"Spatial Computing's Public Debut: Navigating the 2023 Tech Frontier"

Spatial computing, which encompasses AR and VR technologies, is gaining momentum with major releases from tech giants in 2023 and more expected in 2024. Apple's introduction of the Vision Pro with a 4K-per-eye display and the M2 chip is setting high standards for VR headsets, though its high price may limit widespread adoption. Competitors like Samsung, in collaboration with Google and Qualcomm, are teasing new XR devices, while Meta may update its Quest Pro. Meanwhile, companies like Xreal, RayNeo, and Rokid are advancing smart glasses technology. The industry is poised for growth with a range of products that cater to different market segments and price points.

via Digital Trends|
##applevisionpro#arheadsets
technology2 years ago

"Apple Vision Pro 2: Anticipated Upgrades and Enhanced Display Rumors"

The Apple Vision Pro, Apple's highly anticipated mixed reality glasses, are set to launch soon, but rumors are already surfacing about its successor, the Apple Vision Pro 2, expected in 2027. The second-generation device is rumored to feature brighter, more efficient displays with advanced micro-OLED technology and RGB OLEDoS standard. Despite the $3,499 price tag of the first model, the Apple Vision Pro 2 is poised to further revolutionize digital interaction with improvements in image quality and efficiency.

via Softonic EN|
##apple#applevisionpro2
technology2 years ago

"2023's Top Tech Triumphs: Breakthroughs, Gadgets, and Futuristic Faves"

In 2023, AI has seen significant advancements with ChatGPT's integration into smartphones and Google's Gemini, despite concerns over AI's ability to generate convincing deepfakes and dishonest behavior. Quantum computing has progressed with IBM's launch of the Heron chip, a less noisy 133-qubit quantum processor. Mixed reality is approaching mainstream adoption, highlighted by Apple's Vision Pro headset and stylish AR smart glasses. Additionally, robotics and electrical engineering have made notable strides, potentially leading to laser weapons and 6G technology. Live Science continues to cover these transformative technology breakthroughs.

via Livescience.com|
##artificialintelligence#mixedreality