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    Just forward of CES, Qualcomm as we speak introduced the subsequent era of its Snapdragon XR platform, the aptly named XR2+ Gen 2. The new system-on-a-chip promises up to a 4.3k resolution per eye at 90 frames per second (and a barely lowered resolution at 120 fps), in addition to a 2.5x GPU efficiency improve and 8x higher AI efficiency, with full-color video see-through latency pegged at 12 milliseconds.

    Throughout the previous few years, Qualcomm constructed out its total AR/VR/XR platform. These embrace the Snapdragon AR chips, which, for instance, energy the Meta/Ray-Ban sensible glasses. The line-up is a bit sophisticated, with the AR1 Gen 1 meant for sensible glasses and not using a display, the AR2 Gen 1 chips for AR-enabled sensible glasses, in addition to the XR1 and XR2 chips. The XR2+ Gen 2 is the brand new flagship of the collection, besting the previously-released non-plus XR2 Gen 2, which “only” supplied a 3k resolution. Like earlier than, Qualcomm will maintain the present chips in manufacturing.

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    “Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 unlocks 4.3K resolution which will take XR productivity and entertainment to the next level by bringing spectacularly clear visuals to use cases such as room-scale screens, life-size overlays and virtual desktops,” mentioned Hugo Swart, vice chairman and basic supervisor of XR at Qualcomm. “We are advancing our commitment to power the best XR devices and experiences that will supercharge our immersive future.”

    One fascinating facet of as we speak’s announcement is that Qualcomm isn’t just launching its personal reference structure however it’s also partnering with Google and Samsung to carry this platform to their respective ecosystems. Other launch companions embrace HTC Vive, Immersed and Play for Dream (previously YVR — the VR headset maker, not the airport in Vancouver, Canada).

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