Samsung and Google takes another swing at augmented reality with Galaxy XR headset | - The Times of India
Samsung and Google have introduced the Galaxy XR headset, a premium mixed reality device priced at $1,799. Running on Android XR and integrated with Google’s Gemini AI, it aims to blend virtual experiences seamlessly into daily life. Users can arrange multiple apps on an “infinite” screen, with standard Android apps functioning natively. Reimagined Google apps like Maps, Photos, and YouTube, along with new 3D video editing tools, enhance productivity and entertainment. The headset’s design separates the battery from the face unit, weighing 545 grams, ensuring comfort during 2.5-hour 4K usage sessions. Powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2, the device is currently available in the US and South Korea. Samsung and Google are also developing AI-driven smart glasses with Warby Parker and Gentle Monster, aiming to expand accessible mixed reality experiences at lower price points.
The Key points
- Galaxy XR priced at $1,799.
- Runs Android XR with integrated Gemini AI.
- Infinite app screen for flexible workspace.
- Standard Android apps work out-of-the-box.
- Core Google apps optimized for XR.
- Adobe tools available for 3D content creation.
- 2.5 hours of 4K viewing per charge.
- Face-worn portion weighs 545 grams.
- Available in the US and South Korea.
- Future AI smart glasses in collaboration with eyewear brands.
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