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'''Snapdragon XR2''' is a VR/AR mobile platform developed by [[Qualcomm]]. It is largely out of the reach out of hackers, hobbyists, and makers. | {{stub}} | ||
'''Snapdragon XR2''' is a [[VR]]/[[AR]] mobile platform developed by [[Qualcomm]]. It is largely out of the reach out of hackers, hobbyists, and makers. | |||
The XR2 is a mobile platform, which really means it is a system on chip (SoC) with some extra chips that are marked as compatible that developers can use to make VR headsets. The [[Quest 2]] uses the XR2. [[Kura]]'s Gallium was marketed as using the XR2. | The XR2 is a mobile platform, which really means it is a system on chip (SoC) with some extra chips that are marked as compatible that developers can use to make VR headsets. The [[Quest 2]] uses the XR2. [[Kura]]'s Gallium was marketed as using the XR2. | ||
Qualcomm's production partner for the reference design of the XR2 VR HMD is [[Goertek]]. | Qualcomm's production partner for the reference design of the XR2 VR HMD is [[Goertek]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:57, 13 April 2025
This page is a stub, please expand it if you have more information.Snapdragon XR2 is a VR/AR mobile platform developed by Qualcomm. It is largely out of the reach out of hackers, hobbyists, and makers.
The XR2 is a mobile platform, which really means it is a system on chip (SoC) with some extra chips that are marked as compatible that developers can use to make VR headsets. The Quest 2 uses the XR2. Kura's Gallium was marketed as using the XR2.
Qualcomm's production partner for the reference design of the XR2 VR HMD is Goertek.