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Samsung’s long-teased ‘Project Moohan’ or Galaxy XR headset has been rumored to launch before the end of October, but the tech giant has been reluctant to share specs for the new device.
A leak from Android Headlines may have given us a last-minute peek at Moohan’s specs, including a 4K-microOLED display with 4,032 pixels per inch. That’s nearly 650 pixels per inch higher than the 3,386ppi on the Apple Vision Pro.
Here are the specs according to Android Headlines:
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Samsung’s long-teased ‘Project Moohan’ or Galaxy XR headset has been rumored to launch before the end of October, but the tech giant has been reluctant to share specs for the new device.
A leak from Android Headlines may have given us a last-minute peek at Moohan’s specs, including a 4K-microOLED display with 4,032 pixels per inch. That’s nearly 650 pixels per inch higher than the 3,386ppi on the Apple Vision Pro.
Here are the specs according to Android Headlines:
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