Get ready for ‘Apple Glasses’ with AR and VR capabilities by 2021, says tipster

The tipster even claims that he has seen the Apple Glasses and they are “sleek as hell”.

(Concept image) Prosser says that Apple Glasses may arrive in between March to June 2021. (Google)

Apple's AR and VR smart glasses have been in rumours ever since last year. While some reports hint the eye-gear to arrive sometime in 2022, prolific tipster Jon Prosser thinks that Apple may drop the product by next year itself. Prosser says that Apple Glasses can arrive between March to June 2021, which will be the same time when Apple holds its WWDC conference. The tipster even claims that he has seen the glasses and they are “sleek as hell”. But that's not all, Prosser plans to show them in a video soon.

I can't believe I'm going against Kuo on this one... but I believe he's wrong.

Apple Glasses are aimed for March-June 2021.

Also.
I've seen them.
They're sleek as hell. 👀

Will be showing you soon 🤫 https://t.co/0GaOYDA5N8

— Jon Prosser (@jon_prosser) May 15, 2020

Furthermore, Apple Glasses are not the only product that we may see in Prosser's video. In a follow-up tweet, he adds that users will also be shown ‘Starboard', which seems to be the codename of the UI designed for Apple Glasses.

This new launch timeline contradicts the one mentioned by analyst Ming Chi-Kuo recently. As per the report, Kuo said that the Apple Glasses could be launched sometime in 2022 “at the earliest”. Reports in the past have also hinted that the company's VR glasses will come with a high-resolution display and a light-weight design. Report also suggests that the device would be powered by a new operating system called the rOS or reality OS.

A separate report by Digitimes adds that Apple is in fact working on two glasses The first product will be a combination of AR-VR and will launch in 2022, while the second one will be a full-fledged AR Glass and will launch the following year. Apple is said to be in talks with third-party developers to build an ecosystem around the new products.