On Wednesday afternoon local time, Apple posted a simple announcement on its official website announcing that this year's World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) will be held offline in Apple Park, California, from June 5th to 9th. (Source: Apple's official website) According to tradition, Apple CEO Cook will appear on the stage on June 5th to disclose to developers around the world what updates will be introduced to the operating systems of the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Mac computers this year. As the world's biggest event, Apple will invite global developers to the company's headquarters for face-to-face communication with Apple's engineers. Of course, for shareholders, this year's WWDC has other prospects. Due to various media and "insiders" who have been spoiling Apple's MR (Hybrid Reality) device since last year, there are high expectations that Apple will release this device in June this year. With this psychological presupposition in mind, let's take a look at the poster of Apple's WWDC this year. Although the appearance design is obviously taken from the stage of Apple's headquarters, take a closer look at these lines It seems to present an artistic conception of mirror reflection. Especially the bottom one, does it look like the lenses of VR glasses? (WWDC invitation letter and oculus request 2, source: Apple, Amazon product pages) Considering the recent market forecast that Tesla Investors' Day disclosed that the "integrated die casting" rollover was still vivid, until June 5, when Cook took the device to the stage, no one was sure that this device would actually be released. However, unlike hype about "Hongtu Chapter", which relies mainly on guessing, Apple's MR device, after years of polishing and market rumors, has indeed reached the "time to come out." At the same time, it is also reasonable to launch the xrOS system and development kit at the developer conference. According to trademark registration information, Apple's MR device is likely to be called Reality One or Reality Pro. By the way, the last time Apple released a new hardware category, it can be traced back to the Apple Watch 8 years ago. According to reports, after witnessing Meta spend billions of dollars and still fail to make this product mainstream, Apple firmly chose the high-end route. The potential pricing for Reality's first display could be as high as $3000, including many "technologies that have never appeared in consumer electronics before.". In addition to headsets and handheld devices, Apple will also release a VR version of Facetime and 3D many of its core applications. Mark Gurman, a well-known technology journalist, revealed that just earlier this month, Apple had held multiple internal demonstrations to demonstrate the device to 100 of its most important executives. (Liao Xinshe)