"After dropping hints for over two years, Samsung, in partnership with Google, finally revealed its first-ever Android extended reality headset Tuesday night. The new device, dubbed Galaxy XR, will run you $1,800 and you can actually buy it today. Due to its collaboration with Google, it's not a surprise that the headset comes fully equipped with Gemini AI built in."
"The Samsung Galaxy XR is the first-ever Android XR headset, created by Google and Samsung. If Apple's Vision Pro is the "virtual reality iPhone," the Samsung is basically its "virtual reality Galaxy S phone" alternative. The headset looks like a pair of snowboard goggles, but it comes with a whopping total of 12 cameras and six microphones. And because it's 2025, AI is a big part of the Galaxy XR's upsell:"
Samsung and Google released the Galaxy XR, the first Android XR headset, priced at $1,800 and available immediately. The headset includes 12 cameras and six microphones to enable both augmented and virtual reality experiences. Gemini AI is integrated, allowing the device to see and hear the user's surroundings for context-aware assistance. XR capabilities include overlaying virtual elements on real spaces, fully immersive virtual environments, customizable workspaces, and first-person travel experiences. The design resembles snowboard goggles and positions the device as an Android alternative to Apple Vision Pro, offering a lower price point with built-in AI and extensive sensory input.
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