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Thank CTOnews.com netizens soft media Xinyou 1933769 for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, June 12 (Xinhua)-- Apple launched its much-anticipated Vision Pro headset last week, which is expected to ignite a new high-end market segment. Rumors have it that the launch of Apple's new products could force Samsung to redesign its upcoming Galaxy XR device.

According to Twitter whistleblower @ OreXda, Samsung is now re-evaluating the specifications of its Galaxy XR headers. Samsung has been said to have been developing a XR headset with a pixel density of 2000 PPI since 2015, but when Apple released a Vision Pro of about 3500 PPI, Samsung decided to upgrade its Galaxy XR display to 3000 PPI.

However, the whistleblower also pointed out that it is not easy to change Samsung Galaxy XR's product design specifications. If the rumors are true, Samsung will have to rethink some of its supply chain strategies, which could force the company to delay the launch of Galaxy XR products, which are scheduled to be produced in November.

CTOnews.com previously reported that Apple's Vision Pro features two Micro OLED screens with a total of 23 million pixels and a single-eye resolution of more than 4K. The OLEDoS panel, a high-resolution Micro OLED display panel made from a silicon substrate, supplied by Sony of Japan, can produce only 900000 pieces a year. It is reported that LG Display is expected to become the largest display supplier for the next generation of Vision Pro.

According to BusinessKorea, industry sources revealed that Android camps, including Samsung Electronics, Google and Qualcomm, are developing MR products, which will be launched as early as this year. Among them, Google is responsible for the development of MR-specific operating systems, Qualcomm is responsible for the development of MR chipsets, and Samsung will launch MR hardware products.

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