I dunno where people get this crap from.
Yes! This was a best-in-class, game changer that delighted customers. No one else could replicate how truly revolutionary this mouse was. It was truly the mouse for ultra pro users!
Hopefully, it can push that resolution with enough overhead to comfortably surpass the current Snapdragon chipset. What I don’t want to see is increased resolution at the cost of CPU/GPU performance.
In the photography forum they're known as measurebators. Most folks in the forum ignores them because we care about results, not specs. The worst camera system ever, the Holga, in the hands of a talented photographer produces better photos than the highest spec DSLR in the hands of a noob.
Not always true. The Display division of Samsung sells its displays to both Apple and to Samsung mobile for their devices. Sometimes Samsung mobile sources better models and sometimes not. The divisions of Samsung are not that closely tied.
The scary thing is, the odds are this post could be legit as much as it's satire.
My AVP completely replaced the living room setup I've been building for years. I just love it for media consumption. There's nothing better. They have to have this stuff out in the public and in developers hands so it can get better. I mean the first iPhone was a slow clunky phone with 2g speed, no apps and lacked the basic functions of a flip phone like mms. stuff takes time and use to evolve. it doesn't sell poorly for any of those reasons. It sells poorly cus it's $3499 and the general public doesn't know it exists.
Even budget phones offer better than apple it's nothing new. This year Qualcomm beats apple in both cpu and gpu and now there's no reason to be paying Ferrari prices for Apple's Honda
Samsung's upcoming AR/VR headset will feature more advanced displays than Apple's Vision Pro, according to a new supply chain report from The Elec that reveals key specifications and sourcing strategies.
Samsung is preparing to launch its first extended reality (XR) headset later in 2025, and it will reportedly contain displays that surpass the resolution of Apple's Vision Pro. The Elec claims that the device will use 1.3-inch OLEDoS (OLED on Silicon) microdisplays with a pixel density of approximately 3,800 pixels per inch (PPI).
In comparison, the Vision Pro uses 1.42-inch OLEDoS panels from Sony with a pixel density of 3,391 PPI. The increase in pixel density will likely represent a significant improvement in visual clarity over the Vision Pro. Despite having a slightly smaller panel, which could reduce the field of view, Samsung's headset should be able to deliver sharper visuals.
The Vision Pro was the first mainstream consumer device to adopt OLEDoS microdisplays. OLEDoS technology allows for extremely high resolution in compact form factors, making it particularly suitable for immersive virtual reality applications.
Samsung is apparently reviewing plans to source OLEDoS panels from both Sony and Samsung Display, with Sony currently acting as the main supplier. While Sony is recognized for its expertise in microdisplay manufacturing, it has limited its production capacity and previously declined Apple's request to expand output for the Vision Pro. Sony's focus remains centered on its entertainment business, and it is reportedly cautious about committing additional resources to its display operations.
Article Link: Samsung's Headset to Offer Better Displays Than Apple Vision Pro
Even for media consumption it's a hard sell. A lot of people consume media in a social setting. For me, I only ever watch movies with my spouse-- never alone. A headset is an isolating device, no matter how much you try to make it inclusive with passthrough features or whatever.
that reply makes no sense. Why would PPD be relevant for a tv or a phone?
