 This is Dan Seifer with The Verge and I am wearing the new Samsung Gear VR headset, which is actually an accessory for the new Samsung Galaxy Note 4. It is Samsung's version of a VR headset and it uses the Note 4 that actually sits in the front of these glasses to power the lenses behind it and so it creates this virtual reality environment. Samsung says that they've actually partnered with Oculus and some other VR developers to create this headset. Currently I'm playing a game where I'm flying a spaceship around and blasting asteroids and other spaceships. It uses full head tracking, fully immersive, it's very similar to the Oculus Rift experience except it's completely untethered and mobile. On the right hand side here there's a control panel that is a touch panel and swiping and there's a back button volume control here and a focus controller on top. But otherwise you're pretty much interacting with the display itself. There's a few demo applications that let you view concerts and play games and there's an Avengers program built into it as well so you can pretend to be Tony Stark which is very cool and actually a lot more fun than I expected. Oh, I'm going to die. Samsung isn't saying exactly when this will be released or how much it will cost but we expect it to be available this fall and until then I'll be in here.
 This is Dan Seifer with The Verge and I am wearing the new Samsung Gear VR headset, which
 is actually an accessory for the new Samsung Galaxy Note 4.
 It is Samsung's version of a VR headset and it uses the Note 4 that actually sits in the
 front of these glasses to power the lenses behind it and so it creates this virtual reality
 environment.
 Samsung says that they've actually partnered with Oculus and some other VR developers to
 create this headset.
 Currently I'm playing a game where I'm flying a spaceship around and blasting asteroids
 and other spaceships.
 It uses full head tracking, fully immersive, it's very similar to the Oculus Rift experience
 except it's completely untethered and mobile.
 On the right hand side here there's a control panel that is a touch panel and swiping and
 there's a back button volume control here and a focus controller on top.
 But otherwise you're pretty much interacting with the display itself.
 There's a few demo applications that let you view concerts and play games and there's an
 Avengers program built into it as well so you can pretend to be Tony Stark which is
 very cool and actually a lot more fun than I expected.
 Oh, I'm going to die.
 Samsung isn't saying exactly when this will be released or how much it will cost but we
 expect it to be available this fall and until then I'll be in here.