The Apple headset will have some content created by famous Hollywood directors

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The upcoming WWDC should not hold big news on the front of Apple’s AR / VR viewer, which at this point will be shown to the public during a subsequent event. According to what The New York Times has learned, however, the works in Cupertino continue and the efforts are not solely focusing on the technological front: Apple would have entered into a series of agreements with some important Hollywood registers for the creation of exclusive content.

The first name to be filtered is that of Jon Favreau, behind the camera, among other things, in the first two feature films dedicated to Iron Man. Favreau is said to be working on a mixed reality experience based on the Apple TV Plus docuseries Prehistoric Planet. The names of the other registers involved in the initiative are unknown, but it seems that the company is aiming for highly recognizable profiles of international appeal.

The initiative is not surprising given that a product like the Apple viewer, which we remember has not yet been officially confirmed by Cupertino and therefore for now it lives only on rumors, it will necessarily have to find its place halfway between employment in entertainment and productivity. A path also trodden by Meta and by anyone else who is trying to set foot in the complex market of viewers, a category of products still alien to the general public.

In recent weeks, numerous rumors have come out relating to what could be the specifications of the hardware: inside the device there would be an M2 SoC, a display capable of reaching the resolution of 4K for each eye and a total of 14 cameras, including external and internal. To get to know it better and see its presentation, it is likely at this point that we will have to wait until 2023, unless there are surprises, but until then there is no doubt that rumors and second-hand news will continue to abound.

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