This doesn't mean that the firm won't be bringing its first 360-degree camera to the Australia, though. The Gear 360 will still launch according to schedule later this year in a handful of the region's largest standalone retailers where it will carry a price tag of around AU$350-400. The device is also expected to be stocked in Samsung's Experience Stores in Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney where representatives will offer customers the opportunity to have some hands-on time with the device before they purchase it.
It's worth noting that, unfortunately, the authenticity of this claim can't be verified at this time, so we'll have to take this revelation with a considerable pinch of salt until we have more information on the matter. It does seem fairly likely, though, seeing as the manufacturer has been struggling with sales of its NX1 DSLR camera for some time now, which was at one time its best selling shooter.
