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Image by Samsung). Samsung is close to launching an XR device, or maybe two. Last month, we got to know that (according to a rumor) Samsung is working together with Microsoft on new AR glasses, most probably powered by a Qualcomm chipset. Samsung has apparently completed a prototype, and “is deciding the release date”.
The first one is the usual SteamVR hardware survey. Apart from highlighting that the Rift S is expanding its size and that the Valve Index is now selling well, the survey shows that VR users on Steam are continuously growing. Amazon promises “single-digit latency” XR streaming. Samsung Odyssey+ is now at $230.
But I think the companies that Microsoft included in the survey were those large companies that have innovation offices. But you need ubiquitous, zero-latency wearable computing to do it. So that’s partly what the Innovation Office does, they kind of figure out what’s out there and try and evangelize it to colleagues.
But I think the companies that Microsoft included in the survey were those large companies that have innovation offices. But you need ubiquitous, zero-latency wearable computing to do it. So that’s partly what the Innovation Office does, they kind of figure out what’s out there and try and evangelize it to colleagues.
However, let me clarify: the Netflix VR app (which has been available on Samsung Gear VR since September 2015) and the new HBO VR app (exclusive to Daydream) are 360 degree virtual reality living rooms in which you can watch any traditional 2D media from each platform’s library… on a virtual television hanging on your virtual wall.
Qualcomm has officially said that this is the chipset that the upcoming Samsung headset is going to employ. But there is not only Samsung: XR2 Gen 2 is going to be integrated also by Immersed’s Visor, a new HTC Vive headset, a YVR headset in China, and a headset that is still undisclosed. appeared first on The Ghost Howls.
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