It is reported that Samsung’s first XR headset is code-named “Infinite” and the initial production volume will be 30,000 units. Samsung has set a trial production quantity of 30,000 units. For example, the production volume of the original Galaxy Fold was 30,000 units.

It was previously reported that Hugo Swart, general manager and vice president of XR at Qualcomm, revealed in an interview with ETNews that the company plans to launch the next XR chip in the first quarter of 2024, which means we will have it before the end of March 2024. See the chipset launch.

Swart said, “2024 will be a year of comprehensive growth for virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) devices, and it is expected to continue to grow in the next 2 to 5 years,” adding, “We will continue to grow in pharmaceutical, automotive and other companies. areas of engagement, and areas where the business likes to develop partners and markets.”

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According to tipster Revegnus (@Tech_Reve), Samsung’s new XR headset is very interesting. The device draws a lot of inspiration from Apple’s Vision Pro and has a screen with a pixel density of about 3,000 ppi, and Samsung is said to be adding gesture support similar to Apple’s XR headset. But more importantly, the report claims that this headset also supports “smell”. It’s unclear whether it will be able to sense smells or create them, but it’s likely to be the latter, which would further increase the immersion of the VR experience. There aren’t many advances in electronics that allow devices to smell, but if Samsung could do it, it would certainly be a breakthrough.

However, To treat these revelations with caution, because the whistleblower has made many inaccurate revelations in the past.

It is now almost certain that Samsung’s XR mixed reality headset will use Qualcomm’s processor and run an operating system developed by Google. There may be multiple cameras and other sensors, and it may use eMagin’s microLED screen. We’ll have to wait a few more months to get firm information about this new device.

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According to whistleblower Revegnus, initial production of Samsung’s AR device has been pushed back to June next year due to the better display offered by Apple’s Vision Pro. Even if Samsung announces the device next June, it won’t necessarily be available immediately, and it may only be available in limited regions.

It is reported that the prototype developed by Samsung has been abandoned. According to previous rumours, the prototype used the previous generation Exynos 2200 chip, which is a chip used in the Galaxy S22 series mobile phones, but it is inefficient and prone to heat. It is noticed that, unlike the Vision Pro, this prototype has a built-in battery instead of an external power module. But it’s unclear if the commercial version of the device will keep this design, or if it will switch to a power module to reduce the device’s weight.

At present, we still have a lot of questions about Samsung’s AR device and hope that there will be more revelations and rumours in the future to unravel its mystery. By then, the Apple Vision Pro may already be available in many countries.

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According to the Samsung XR HMD prototype information released by the VR gyro, this headset is the basis for Samsung’s competition with Apple’s Vision Pro. It is equipped with an Exynos 2200 SoC that integrates AMD RDNA2 technology, with a Micro-OLED screen and a Pancake folding optical path design.

In addition, this prototype is also equipped with dual RGB cameras, supports Inside Out tracking supports human eye + hand tracking input (no handle), and is equipped with a rear battery.

Last month, South Korean media SBS Biz said that Samsung initially planned to start mass production of its XR headset early next year, but after learning about the specifications of Apple’s Vision Pro, Samsung decided that it needed to make a comprehensive adjustment to its XR headset. , to increase competitiveness. Apple’s Vision Pro, which integrates VR and AR capabilities, will be available early next year.

However, it is noticed that Apple is not all smooth sailing. Currently, Vision Pro is facing production problems, which has caused Apple to reduce its first-month sales target from 1 million units to 100,000 units, and Apple Vision Pro can only be purchased by appointment.

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According to foreign technology media GoAndroid, the battery of Samsung’s extended reality (XR) headset has been certified by three market regulators in South Korea, India and China, further indicating that Samsung will launch the XR headset by the end of this month.

According to the information displayed on the SafetyKorea certification platform, the Samsung XR headset will be equipped with an EB-BI 610 ABY battery, which should be the successor to the EB-BI 120 ABY battery.

Quoting the media report that Samsung’s upcoming AR glasses (model SM-I120) and XR headsets will be equipped with the battery.

EB-BI 610 ABY battery is also approved by India BIS and China CQC Certification Platform. This suggests that the XR earphones may launch not only in South Korea but also in India and China. The picture is blurry, and the capacity details are not yet clear.

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Dutch tech media Galaxy Club has shared the battery model for the headset in advance. They found a battery with the product code EB-BI120ABY on Safety Korea.

This isn’t the first time Samsung’s “I120” model battery has appeared, as early as last year there was news that Samsung was internally developing a new augmented reality (AR)/mixed reality (MR) headset with the model number “SM-I120”. headset devise. And this battery model and the headset model match.

The size of the battery revealed so far is 45 x 45 mm, but it is not clear the exact capacity.

At the launch Samsung did not mention if any specific products are in development, nor did it provide a timeline for any upcoming mixed-reality products or services. “This is more of a declarative announcement about how we will properly work to build the XR ecosystem,” said TM Roh, president of Samsung’s mobile division.

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