Macworld If there’s one persistent rumor about Apple’s upcoming AR headset, it’s the price tag. Ever since we started hearing about it, reports have pegged the MSRP at $3,000 or higher, which would make it one of the most expensive non-Mac devices in Apple’s history. However, a new report suggests that the actual price might be significantly lower than that. As reported by XRDailyNews, Apple’s headset will cost approximately $1,500 to manufacture, which includes several high-end components that are more than $150 each. The total cost was corroborated by multiple supply-chain sources in China, though the site notes that some terms “might not directly correspond to their conventional meanings.” Dual M2 processors: $120-$140Two micro OLED screens: $280-$32014 cameras: $160Optical-mechanical lens system and assembly: $70-$80Rearview…

Macworld The current iPad range is one of the most populated we’ve seen. It includes the standard 10.5-inch iPad, the iPad mini, the iPad Air, and the 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models, so there’s plenty to choose from. It seems Apple isn’t stopping there, though; new rumors suggest it could be adding an even larger iPad Pro. Here’s everything we know about the 14-inch iPad Pro. 14-inch iPad Pro release date: When will the 14-inch iPad Pro arrive? There is no definitive indication of when the 14-inch iPad Pro will arrive, or indeed whether it will launch at all; we’re in the realm of speculation. But we have some ideas of timings. It could even arrive this year. Ross…

Apple has been working to mass-produce its own advanced micro-LED displays so it has more control over such a critical component of its products while also easing its reliance on rivals like Samsung.Apple continues work on micro-LED displaysSources involved in the project indicate that Apple has made significant investments in the research and development of micro-LED displays over the last ten years. Upon commencing production, Apple plans to take charge of the manufacturing process's crucial "mass transfer" phase, according to Nikkei Asia. Read more...

Apple has been working to mass-produce its own advanced micro-LED displays so it has more control over such a critical component of its products while also easing its reliance on rivals like Samsung.Apple continues work on micro-LED displaysSources involved in the project indicate that Apple has made significant investments in the research and development of micro-LED displays over the last ten years. Upon commencing production, Apple plans to take charge of the manufacturing process's crucial "mass transfer" phase, according to Nikkei Asia. Read more...

Apple has been working to mass-produce its own advanced micro-LED displays so it has more control over such a critical component of its products while also easing its reliance on rivals like Samsung.Apple continues work on micro-LED displaysSources involved in the project indicate that Apple has made significant investments in the research and development of micro-LED displays over the last ten years. Upon commencing production, Apple plans to take charge of the manufacturing process's crucial "mass transfer" phase, according to Nikkei Asia. Read more...

Apple has been working to mass-produce its own advanced micro-LED displays so it has more control over such a critical component of its products while also easing its reliance on rivals like Samsung.Apple continues work on micro-LED displaysSources involved in the project indicate that Apple has made significant investments in the research and development of micro-LED displays over the last ten years. Upon commencing production, Apple plans to take charge of the manufacturing process's crucial "mass transfer" phase, according to Nikkei Asia. Read more...