Revealing many interesting information about Samsung XR Project Moohan virtual reality glasses

Samsung is expected to officially launch a new virtual reality headset codenamed Samsung XR Project Moohan on October 21, competing with Vision Pro and Quest.

Although not yet launched, information about the Samsung XR Project Moohan virtual reality glasses has continuously appeared. And recently, the render image with the main technical specifications of the product has been leaked, providing a clearer view.

According to leaked sources, XR Project Moohan will be equipped with two 4K micro-LED screens with a pixel density of up to 4,032 ppi - an outstanding number on the market today. When combined, the total number of pixels reaches 29 million, significantly higher than the 23 million pixels of Apple Vision Pro or Meta Quest 3, promising to bring a more realistic and sharp visual experience in the virtual reality environment.

XR Project Moohan will be equipped with two 4K micro-LED screens with a pixel density of up to 4,032 ppi.

In terms of hardware, this device will use the Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 processor - a high-end chip line developed by Qualcomm specifically for XR (extended reality) devices. It comes with a series of sensors and cameras that support tracking hand, eye and surrounding environment movements, helping to enhance the interaction and response of the device in real time.

Specifically, Samsung XR Project Moohan is said to have 4 sensors on the front and 2 sensors on the bottom to track hand movements. In addition, a proximity sensor placed near the forehead will help the device recognize when the user wears it, thereby optimizing performance and saving energy.

Samsung XR Project Moohan is said to have 4 sensors on the front and 2 sensors on the bottom to track hand movements.

Not only possessing powerful hardware, XR Project Moohan - Samsung's upcoming virtual reality device is also equipped with a series of advanced support technologies to optimize user experience in the virtual world .

Specifically, inside the device there are 4 dedicated cameras to track eye movements. Notably, this system is also supported by artificial intelligence (AI) to increase the accuracy of detecting and responding to the user's gaze - an important factor to help improve performance and authenticity in the XR environment.

The XR Project Moohan comes with a power button and volume rocker on the top.

In addition, Samsung XR Project Moohan is also integrated with many smart microphones that can recognize and distinguish the user's voice from environmental noise. The device can also recognize the voices of others in the surrounding space, allowing users to hear conversations more clearly, a useful feature in social or work-related virtual reality experiences.

In terms of design, the XR Project Moohan doesn't seem to have changed much from the prototype introduced in January. The device has a modern look, complete with many layers of soft padding inside, helping to increase comfort when worn for a long time. The strap is designed in a loop and can be adjusted with a knob on the back, similar to some high-end headset models today, helping to fix it firmly but still flexible with many head sizes.

The XR Project Moohan doesn't appear to have changed much from the prototype that was shown off back in January.

The device is equipped with a power button and volume control buttons at the top. A cable runs along the left edge of the strap to connect to the power source, while the right edge integrates a touchpad, supporting quick control operations.

In terms of battery life, the Samsung XR Project Moohan is said to last for 2 hours under normal usage and 2.5 hours if only used for video playback.

Samsung XR Project Moohan is said to be able to operate for 2 hours under normal usage conditions and 2.5 hours if only used for video playback.

The device weighs around 545 grams, which is slightly lighter than the Apple Vision Pro (600–650 grams), but about 30 grams heavier than the Meta Quest 3. The headset comes with a pair of controllers, which help track hand movements more accurately in 3D environments, especially useful when playing virtual reality games.

With a series of notable upgrades in hardware, design and features, XR Project Moohan is expected to become Samsung's strategic card in the increasingly fierce competition in the virtual reality device market.

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