Remember Alcatels recently unveiled Android-running standalone VR headset called Vision? Of course you do - how could you forget one of IFAs most surprising revelations? In case youre interested in more details regarding the Vision, dont forget to read our hands-on (or is that heads-on?) report about it.
One thing thats so far remained a mystery (aside from when exactly it launches and how much it will cost) is which chipset the Vision employs. Alcatels official documentation only mentioned the CPU was an octa-core one, but that hardly narrowed down the options.
Well, today this has been cleared up thanks to the official Twitter account for Samsungs Exynos chipsets. And yes, theres an Exynos inside the Vision. Specifically, were talking about the Exynos 7420 SoC that powered last years flagship line from Samsung (including the Galaxy S6 and Note5).
The Alcatel Vision also boasts 3GB of RAM, 32GB of storage, a pair of 3.8-inch AMOLED screens with 1,080x1,020 resolution for each eye (note that "1200" in the image above seems like a typo), a 3,000 mAh battery, and 120-degree field of view with 17ms latency.
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