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Meta Unveils Lightweight VR Headset, AI Agent Upgrades, and Camera-Free Smart Glasses
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By נתנאל שמי
First reported by Mako · 4 hours ago
What happened
Meta unveiled new lightweight VR glasses, enhanced AI agent capabilities with Muse, and camera-free Ray-Ban smart glasses at its Meta Connect event. The company also introduced privacy-focused features and a compact AI gadget, signaling a push towards the next generation of personal computing.
- 01Meta launched lightweight VR glasses and upgraded its AI agent, Muse.
- 02New Ray-Ban smart glasses include a camera-free audio model and enhanced camera features.
- 03Privacy is a key focus with new secure processing and camera-free options.
- 04A compact AI gadget, Muse Charm, allows interaction without a phone or computer.
- 05The VR glasses will cost $1,299 and are expected in Spring 2027.
- 06There is no official launch date for the new glasses in Israel yet.
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