Meta has unveiled a new lineup of AI and immersive devices at its annual Connect conference, including camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses, Meta VR Glasses and a compact handheld device powered by its Muse AI assistant. The camera-free glasses are designed with privacy in mind and offer audio, calls, music and AI features, while also adding hearing enhancement capabilities.
Meta has unveiled a new lineup of AI and immersive devices at its annual Connect conference, including camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses, Meta VR Glasses and a compact handheld device powered by its...
The camera-free glasses are designed with privacy in mind and offer audio, calls, music and AI features, while also adding hearing enhancement capabilities.
Meta's new VR glasses combine high-resolution displays with eye, voice and hand controls and are priced at $1,299, with a spring 2027 launch.
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Meta has unveiled a new lineup of AI and immersive devices at its annual Connect conference, including camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses, Meta VR Glasses and a compact handheld device powered by its Muse AI assistant. The camera-free glasses are designed with privacy in mind and offer audio, calls, music and AI features, while also adding hearing enhancement capabilities. Meta's new VR glasses combine high-resolution displays with eye, voice and hand controls and are priced at $1,299, with a spring 2027 launch.
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