All I know of it is from the article, but it seems to be a separate product, one that uses the Samsung Note 4 entirely for display and sensors. It is more like

All I know of it is from the article, but it seems to be a separate product, one that uses the Samsung Note 4 entirely for display and sensors. It is more like a really fancy version of the Google Cardboard VR (and one that only fits a Note 4) than a Rift, AFAICT. I assume whatever Oculus helped with was mostly to do with software and/or helping Samsung spec out the sensors used in the phone to give a decent VR experience.