"The time is near for Samsung to finally announce the long-awaited Project Moohan headset. The company confirmed last week that it'll be hosting a virtual Unpacked event on Tuesday, October 21, at 10 p.m. ET, during which we'll likely learn everything about its next-gen XR headset. Codenamed Project Moohan, the headset was made in partnership with Google and Qualcomm, and is intended to be a direct competitor to the $3,499 Apple Vision Pro."
"I first demoed Project Moohan at Google I/O earlier this year, and it was a strangely familiar experience. Like Apple Vision Pro, Samsung's XR headset is a mixed reality system that operates through motion, finger gestures, and eye tracking, and is tethered to a portable power bank. You're initiated with an eye-tracking calibration, and you can snap on corrective lenses if needed."
Samsung will host a virtual Unpacked event on October 21 at 10 p.m. ET to reveal Project Moohan, a next-generation XR headset developed with Google and Qualcomm. The headset targets direct competition with the $3,499 Apple Vision Pro and runs Google's Android XR platform. Project Moohan supports motion controls, finger gestures, eye tracking, and pairing with a portable power bank. Users complete an eye-tracking calibration and can attach corrective lenses. The interface resembles Android with floating app icons, menus, and notifications. Early adopters can reserve a preorder now and receive a $100 Samsung store credit. The design is lighter with improved weight distribution but uses a cheaper-feeling headband.
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