Meta announced on September 23 at its Connect conference an expanded wearable lineup including camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses starting at $349 and lightweight VR glasses priced at $1,299. The new audio-focused glasses address privacy concerns while integrating support for the Muse AI assistant.
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Meta Platforms Inc. is expanding its smart-glasses lineup with camera-free models, support for the popular new Muse assistant and a hearing-aid mode.
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)
The new audio-focused glasses give Meta a way to revisit a product category that has sparked outcry over privacy issues.
At its Sept. 23 Connect conference in Menlo Park, Meta announced an expanded wearable lineup, including camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses starting at $349, third-generation camera-equipped Ray-Bans starting at $449, and entry-level Meta glasses starting at $249 [digitimes.com#1][androidauthority.com#1][androidauthority.com#3]. The audio-only model retains music, calling and AI functions while
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