Samsung launches extended reality device Galaxy XR

Samsung Electronics on Wednesday unveiled its latest extended reality (XR) headset, the Galaxy XR, previously known by its codename Moohan, challenging Meta, Apple and other existing players in the market. The device is now available in Korea and the United States at a retail price of 2.69 million won ($1,880). The Galaxy XR is a new form factor, or hardware design, optimized for multimodal artificial intelligence (AI), a technology that enables natural communication between users and devices by processing text, images, voice and video. “The Galaxy XR will establish a new mobile ecosystem,” said Choi Won-joon, chief operating officer of Samsung Electronics’ Mobile Experience Division. “Based on Android XR, the Galaxy XR will elevate the company’s mobile AI vision to limitless possibilities, becoming an everyday device embraced by both the industry and consumers.” The device has been drawing keen attention from the global tech community, as it is the first device to use Google’s new Android XR operating system — a platform co-developed by Samsung, Google and Qualcomm to inWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times