US EditionI Tried Samsung Galaxy XR: Like Apple Vision Pro for Half the Price (and Twice the AI)
- Yesterday in New York City, Samsung launched the Galaxy XR headset and announced partnerships with Warby Parker and Gentle Monster to build AI smart glasses.
- To make smart glasses wearable and appealing, Samsung said the collaborations pair Android XR platform technology with fashion brands to reach different audiences and emphasize appearance.
- Priced at $1,799, Galaxy XR uses dual 3,552x3,840 micro‑OLED displays, and includes 'The Explorer Pack' worth over $1,000 in subscriptions.
- Blackard said Galaxy XR serves as a living testbed, with feedback from early adopters guiding features migration to future smart glasses.
- Sameer Samat, Google's President of the Android Ecosystem, said proactive AI needs context as the headset overlays apps and environment, demos showed users can control camera-enabled AI, though Gemini AI's accuracy is imperfect.
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Samsung is set to join the smart glass market of AI-enabled smart eyewear and compete head-on with Meta's Ray-Ban AI Glasses. The South Korean technology giant has recently confirmed that it is reportedly building the AI glasses in partnership with Google and international eyewear companies. The main aim of this collaboration is to provide a fashion-conscious and smart wearable for the future. As per reports, Samsung's smart glasses will be a pa…
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