"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. As for the rest of the experience, imagine the Android user interface, with its various app icons, pop-up menus, and notifications floating in midair."
"Notably, I found Project Moohan to be much lighter and to have better weight distribution than the Vision Pro -- though it comes at the expense of a cheaper-feeling headband and shell."
"Early adopters can reserve a preorder today and receive a $100 store credit."
Samsung confirmed a virtual Unpacked event on October 21 at 10 p.m. ET to present the Project Moohan XR headset. The headset was developed in partnership with Google and Qualcomm and aims at the high-end mixed-reality market. Project Moohan runs on Google's Android XR platform and uses motion, finger gestures, and eye tracking while being tethered to 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 reservation incentives include a $100 store credit, and success will hinge on pricing, comfort, and ecosystem seamlessness.
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