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Meta Releases Official Trailer for VR Glasses

September 24, 2026
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Meta posted its official 86-second VR Glasses trailer, “Introducing Meta VR Glasses | Spring 2027”, on 23 September, and it passed 234,000 YouTube views in about 12 hours. The trailer promises a larger-than-life screen you can take anywhere, immersive sports, 3D cinema and IMAX, a personal office in any room, and a light, comfortable design. We check each promise against the hardware: 2412 x 2288 micro-OLED displays per eye, a 70 x 66 degree field of view, a 100 g visor tethered to a 300 g puck with about three hours of battery, no controllers in the box, and a $1,299.99 price for spring 2027.

Meta Announces AI-Native VR Glasses and Updates to Muse Assistant

September 24, 2026
Artificial Intelligence
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At Connect 2026 on 23 September, Meta unveiled Meta VR Glasses, about 100-gram glasses with a 5K micro-OLED display and a clip-on compute puck that replace the Quest headset. They are controlled by eye tracking, hand gestures and voice, cost $1,299.99 and launch in spring 2027. Meta also updated its Muse agent with real-time voice, voice design, Muse Realtime Avatar, its own email address, Mac app control and 18 new connectors, and promised hands-free Muse on its AI glasses in the coming months. This article covers the specs, launch content, trade-offs, privacy questions and business implications.

Meta Bets Big on Wearable AI, New AI Agent as Zuckerberg Pushes Back Against AI Doom

September 24, 2026
Artificial Intelligence
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At Connect 2026 on 23 September, Meta launched Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 glasses, camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio, an FDA-cleared hearing feature, $1,299.99 Meta VR Glasses and the Muse Charm pocket device, all built around its Muse agent. Mark Zuckerberg used the keynote to reject calls for a coordinated AI slowdown, arguing that spreading AI widely is safer than concentrating it. This article covers the launches, the prices, the $4.62 billion quarterly Reality Labs loss behind them, and where Meta’s case against AI doom is strong and weak.