Samsung Windows Mixed Reality headset won’t be sold in Europe
The Samsung Odyssey Windows Mixed Reality headset was first spotted last month when its renders leaked online. A couple of weeks later, the headset was officially announced by the company. The Samsung Windows Mixed Reality headset is widely believed to be one of the best on the market.
The company is planning to release the headset next month. However, it’s only going to be available in the United States. Samsung has decided to not release the headset in Europe.
Samsung Windows Mixed Reality Headset
The Samsung Odyssey is different from its competitors as it has dual-OLED displays with much better 1400 x 1600 resolution per eye. It also offers 110-degree field-of-view and built-in AKG headphones.
It also features inside-out position tracking with Six Degrees of Freedom, so users aren’t restricted to a limited space when using the headset. The Samsung Windows Mixed Reality headset even has 360-degree Spatial Sound support to provide a surround sound experience.
A spokesperson for the company confirmed to The Verge that the Samsung Odyssey headset is going to be sold in the United States. It was also confirmed that the headset won’t be available in Europe. Samsung hasn’t given a reason for this.
Samsung is planning to release the headset in the US on November 6. It’s going to cost $499 and will come with bundled motion controllers.
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I have said this before and I will say it again now… As much as I love Samsung products, they seem to have something against Europe/European countries that is just not justifiable.
… one word, MONEY. If Samsung COULD sell it in Euroville they would. I’m guessing those darn Leftists in London and Madrid charge too much in tariffs or some other tax/fee. Don’t be so paranoid, JOO .. see your local Queen or Dictator for more details …