The Apple AR glasses are one of those tech products we've heard about for years, but now we have the biggest leak yet, which may have revealed almost everything about them. The Apple AR glasses will simply be called Apple Glass, and will cost $499 (around $410 / AU$765), according to Jon Prosser (a reputable renter) on his Front Tech YouTube show. This is for the frames only. , so if you need corrective lenses, you will have to pay more for this. As for when Apple Glass will be announced, it seems to be a bit on hold, the first possibility apparently being alongside the iPhone 12, which will be delayed from September to October, according to Prosser. He says Apple wants the Apple Glass to be one of its famous "one more thing" ads at the event, but the company also wants to launch the glasses at a major media event. present. This could count on the launch of the iPhone 12 if social distancing is still in place. In this case, the Apple Glass announcement will apparently be moved to March 2021. But that shouldn't have an impact on when you can buy the laptop, as Prosser claims it won't hit stores until at least the last quarter of 2021. , and possibly not until the beginning from 2022. So there is still a long wait if this information is correct. As for what you'll get when you can finally buy Apple's glass, Prosser's prototype would have seen a plastic frame, but he added that he wouldn't be surprised if the material changed in the final product. There is apparently a LiDAR (light detection and telemetry) scanner on the right edge, but no conventional cameras. We recently saw a LiDAR scanner on the 2020 iPad Pro. It's used to assess distances and can power augmented reality experiences. According to Prosser, all of the LiDAR data from the iPad will be sent to the Apple Glass team so they can make the experience as enjoyable as possible for the laptop.