Samsung 360 Round camera has 17 lenses [Everything you need to know]

Samsung launched a new camera today called the 360 Round. It shoots, as you can likely infer from its name, 360-degree footage. It has total 17 camera to shoot a clear 4k Pictures.
Here is the full specification

•  17 cameras with 1/2.8-inch
• 2MP image sensor and f/1.8 Lens
• Six internal microphones with support for two external mics
• Weighs 1.93kg
• 19V, 21.1A power input
• 10GB of RAM
• 40GB of internal memory
• Supports up to 256GB SD card
• LAN or USB-C connectivity

After Years of development, Samsung 360 Round is now official. This camera can stream VR content in a more professional setting, unlike the Gear 360.

The Samsung 360 Round Camera Basically focused on improve VR contents. The all new 360 round camera targeted at creating High-quality 3D content. This is not the first attempt of Samsung to make a 360 camera, Samsung already developed 360 camera. This project completely focused on creating virtual reality content.

Samsung 360 camera have 17 lenses which were placed in arrangement of eight stereo pairs in horizontally and a single lens positioned vertically to make a 3D video and spatial audio experience. The new Samsung 360 camera slightly durable in the IP65 water and dust resistance, the camera design helps in reducing background noise.

It comes with expandable external storage support up to 256GB via SD card and up to 2TB via SSD. For post processing, it supports Windows 10 machines and a PC with at least Intel Core i7 or above and Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 GPU.

There is no pricing officially announced by Samsung but some reports (like CNET reports) show that it comes with a $10,500 price tag. The Samsung 360 round will be made available in October in the US before expanding to other markets over time.

Samsung already has a virtual reality camera in the form of the Gear 360, but it's not really for pros. It means that it is for everyday users who want to record a 360 degree video on the street. This camera have disc shaped design which carries a whopping 17 camera and 6 microphones (with two mic ports) to create 3D stereoscopic VR video. It is powerful enough to live stream 4K video at a smooth 30 frames per seconds, helped in part by software that promises to stitch together immersive video with virtually no lag.