Apple’s AR Headset Display Specifications Leak Ahead of Launch, Expected to Come WIih Dual 4K Displays With 4000 PPI, More

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Apple is gearing up to launch its highly anticipated AR Headset at its WWDC event next week. The device will be the first major product launch from Apple after the Apple Watch's debut in 2015. Over the years, we have heard numerous details on the design and internals of the headset. While the company was expected to launch the device last year, it received several delays due to production issues. Today, we have Apple's AR Headset display specifications which were shared by a credible analyst. Scroll down to read more details on what you should expect next week.

The displays specification of Apple's AR Headset were shared by the prominent display analyst Ross Young who appears to have a very credible track record when it comes to Apple products. The leaker has shared some intrinsic details on the two screens inside the headset. Some of the information shared by the analyst has already been reported but altogether the details will give us an insight into what to look forward to next week.

Younge states that Apple's AR Headset will feature a microLED screen which will offer enhanced color accuracy while being less power-hungry. Since the headset will be battery-powered, it makes sense to use components that consume less power. Additionally, the analyst states that the headset will boast twin 1.41-inch diagonal displays, one for each eye. Additionally, each display will be 4K, offering an enhanced resolution with a pixel density of 4000. The leaker suggests that the headset will come with a 4000:1 contrast ratio with a target brightness of 5000 nits.

Apple's forthcoming AR Headset will jumpstart the market and companies like Oculus and Meta will benefit from the competition. We have previously covered how the headset will offer