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== Metaverse Reality Labs == | |||
On February 28, Meta released its roadmap for AR/VR in the next 4 years. Here are the main things from the presentation. | |||
• Its first pair of smart glasses with a neutral interface smartwatch to control them will come in 2025. | |||
• Quest 3 headset will arrive later this year and it will be two times thinner, twice as powerful, and cost slightly more than the $400 Quest 2. Additionally, it will feature mixed reality experiences that don’t fully immerse the wearer. | |||
• Meta has sold 20 million Quest headsets to date. | |||
• Meta will ship 41 new apps and games for Quest 3. | |||
• In 2024, Meta will ship Ventura, a more “accessible” headset. Its goal is to "pack the biggest punch we can at the most attractive price point in the VR consumer market,” said Mark Rabkin, the company’s vice president for VR | |||
• Rabkin did not say whether Meta Quest Pro, which received poor reviews will have a second generation. | |||
• Rabkin added that Quest 2 is struggling to retain new users. | |||
• On AR, Meta will release the second generation of Meta’s camera-equipped smart glasses this fall. | |||
• Third generation of smart glasses will come in 2025 and will have a display called “viewfinder” which can be used to view incoming text messages, scanning QR codes and translating texts into different languages in real time. | |||
== Product & Usage == | == Product & Usage == | ||