Apple’s AR Headset Will Feature a Micro OLED Display With up to 3,000 PPI, Samsung’s Headset to Focus on Hologram Technology
A micro OLED display has the capability of featuring a pixel size of 4 to 20 micrometers compared to a standard OLED panel that features a pixel size from 40 to 300 micrometers. The reason why micro OLED displays are more suitable for Apple’s AR Headset is that it features a much faster response time and are also suitable for a battery-powered headset. It was heard last year that a micro OLED display in Apple’s AR Headset will feature up to 3,000 pixels per inch. Now, Korea IT News corroborates past rumors that the forthcoming AR Headset from Apple will feature a micro OLED display. The report also suggests that Apple will use the technology for mixed-reality capabilities but could release another variant in the future for AR use only. In addition to this, the publication also highlights that the AR Headset will feature an M1-like processor for all of its computing needs. In contrast, Samsung is also developing a new headset but it will not house an OLED or micro OLED display. Instead, the company is looking to use hologram technology. In order to power the headset, Samsung will make use of its Exynos chips alongside a version of Google Android as an operating system. Samsung’s entry into the headset market will finally make the product more accessible for the general public. We still have to see more details on how Apple will position its AR Headset against Samsung’s in the coming years. In addition, no launch time frames have been mentioned as of yet but we will keep you guys updated on the latest, so do stick around. What are your thoughts on the subject? Share your valuable insights with us in the comments.
