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Samsung’s planning ‘multiple’ new VR headsets — should the Oculus Quest be worried?

Samsung’s planning ‘multiple’ new VR headsets — should the Oculus Quest be worried?

Posted on June 4, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Samsung seems to be working on a few new virtual reality headsets, according to comments from one of the company’s top execs at the Augmented World Expo California.

Farshid Fallah, Samsung’s director of developer relations for XR and gaming, made the comments at the event, based in Santa Clara, California. Fallah said, bluntly, that Samsung were planning to release “multiple AR and VR products” over the coming months while sitting on a panel outlining Samsung’s AR and VR strategy last Thursday.
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