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Meta Debuts Lightweight $1,299 VR Glasses

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 23 September 2026, 23:59 UTC 1 min read
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Meta is expanding its smart-glasses lineup with its first camera-free models, support for the new Muse assistant and a new hearing-aid mode. And the new lightweight VR headset promises to reset the category, explains Mark Gurman.

Meta is expanding its smart-glasses lineup with its first camera-free models, support for the new Muse assistant and a new hearing-aid mode. And the new lightweight VR headset promises to reset the category, explains Mark Gurman. (Source: Bloomberg)
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