Apple has filed for a patent of 'head mounted display,' which the tech company described as a system that provides a personal TV viewing experience to users.
According to CNET, the goggle may include an outer cover, optical components for generating the media display, and lens on which the generated media displayed is provided to the user.
The application by Apple reads that the goggle system may include data processing circuitry operative to adjust left and right images generated by the optical components to display 3-D media, the report said.
The actual patent application published Thursday is an update to one originally filed back in 1997.
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