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So, here’s the thing about Samsung. They’re gearing up for this big event, Samsung Unpacked. It’s like their yearly jazz hands show where they drop all the cool techie stuff. Probably gonna see those foldable phones, Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Fold 7, you know, the ones with the screens that fold like a taco shell. Oh, and we can’t forget about the Galaxy Watch 8. But—here’s the juicy bit—they might just throw in a surprise with this new XR headset, code-named Project Moohan. Sounds like a secret mission, right?
Apparently, Project Moohan is supposed to show off Google’s latest XR operating system. They mentioned this back in December 2024, saying it’d hit the shelves this year—though when exactly? Samsung’s playing coy with the release dates, keeping us guessing.
And what about this Panda Flash character? Ah, they’re the mystery leaker who’s been spilling the beans on stuff like the Galaxy Z Flip 7. Panda thinks Samsung might finally give us a release date for Project Moohan at this event. We expected some news at Google I/O last month, but nope, nada. Samsung seems to be keeping this one close to its chest—or should I say, hiding it like a shy teenager at a dance?
Oh, there’s a picture floating around somewhere of this headset, probably snapped by someone sneaky. Anyway, according to Panda, South Korea will get first dibs on this headset, sort of like Apple did with that Vision Pro, rolling it out in the U.S. first and then spreading the love globally.
Samsung’s been kind of low-key about the specs, which makes me think of a magician who won’t reveal his tricks. But we’ve heard whispers of a Snapdragon XR2 + Gen 2 chip (sounds fancy, doesn’t it?), micro-OLED screens from Sony—though we have no clue about the resolution—and all sorts of tech wizardry like eye and hand-tracking. Maybe even VR controllers if we’re lucky.
Also, there’s some buzz about Samsung working on smart glasses, maybe to take on Ray-Ban Meta or something. But who knows what’s true in this digital rumor mill?
Anyway, we’ll be keeping our eyes peeled for when this Samsung Unpacked thing goes down. Word is it’s happening early next month in New York City. Could be a spectacle or just another day in tech paradise. Stay tuned, I guess.
