At Meta Connect, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a new lineup of smart glasses, including a slimmer virtual‑reality headset and the company’s first camera‑free pair of glasses.
The event marked a further push by Meta into augmented and virtual reality hardware. The company has been developing AR and VR products for several years, and the latest releases aim to bring more comfortable and practical wearables to consumers.
The slimmed‑down VR headset is described as a more compact version of Meta’s previous models, designed to reduce bulk while maintaining immersive performance. No detailed specifications or pricing were disclosed in the announcement.
The camera‑free glasses represent a departure from Meta’s earlier camera‑equipped designs. According to Zuckerberg, the new glasses will provide a more discreet and privacy‑focused experience for users who want to interact with digital content without a built‑in camera.
Meta has not yet released pricing or full technical details for either device. The company is expected to provide further information in the coming months as it prepares to bring the new glasses to market.
<small>Source: Wired — read the original story there.</small>
