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    The 10 biggest announcements from Meta Connect

    Meta held its Connect event unveiling 10 major product announcements centered on wearables and AI. The flagship product is Meta VR Glasses, weighing 100 grams with a 5K micro OLED display, launching Spring 2027 at $1,299.99. The company …

    Key takeaways
    • 01The company also introduced Muse Charm, a keychain-sized device for hands-free access to its Muse AI assistant, and new Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses without cameras, priced $100 below the camera-equipped version and shipping October 13.
    • 02Meta announced immersive entertainment partnerships with Disney, Amazon, and others, bringing Star Wars and Marvel content to VR environments starting in November.
    In brief · from businessinsider.com

    Meta held its Connect event unveiling 10 major product announcements centered on wearables and AI. The flagship product is Meta VR Glasses, weighing 100 grams with a 5K micro OLED display, launching Spring 2027 at $1,299.99. The company also introduced Muse Charm, a keychain-sized device for hands-free access to its Muse AI assistant, and new Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses without cameras, priced $100 below the camera-equipped version and shipping October 13.

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    Meta held its Connect event unveiling 10 major product announcements centered on wearables and AI. The flagship product is Meta VR Glasses, weighing 100 grams with a 5K micro OLED display, launching Spring 2027 at $1,299.99. The company also introduced Muse Charm, a keychain-sized device for hands-free access to its Muse AI assistant, and new Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses without cameras, priced $100 below the camera-equipped version and shipping October 13. Meta announced immersive entertainment partnerships with Disney, Amazon, and others, bringing Star Wars and Marvel content to VR environments starting in November.

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