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Meta Connect 2024: Meta Showcases First Prototype of Holographic Orion AR Glasses
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Meta has finally taken the wraps off of its long awaited Orion smart glasses. Although this is a "fully functional prototype" and not going to be available to consumers, there's more to it than meets the eye. See all the details right here!
Meta Launches Affordable Quest 3S to Replace Quest 2
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Meta unveiled the Meta Quest 3S at the Meta Connect 2024 event. It's a more affordable upgrade from the Meta Quest 2, featuring Fresnel lenses, a narrower field of view, and the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 chipset. The 128GB model starts at $299.99, with a 256GB variant also available. Pre-orders begin today on Meta.com, and the device officially goes on sale on October 15th.
Meta Quest 3 Just Became a Lot More Versatile with This New Feature!
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Meta has rolled out a new app called HDMI Link for its Quest 3, which allows the headset to connect to any HDMI or DisplayPort output-supported device. This way, users can make use of the big screen of the headset to play games, watch movies or simply work by connecting their devices to it. The app is available to download for Meta Quest 2, 3 and Pro headsets.
Meta Orion AR Smart Glasses Reportedly in the Works; Demo on the Way!
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According to a new report, Meta is apparently working on their very first pair of true AR glasses. These AR glasses will probably be similar in working to Brilliant Labs' Frame AI glasses. Although the Orion is in advanced stages of development, it is not slated to release to the public until 2027. However, Meta employees will be given access to the device this year itself to start testing it out. However, a demo for the device will reportedly be showcased at the Meta Connect set for later on this year.
Meta is Working to Achieve AGI: Mark Zuckerberg
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Meta is going bullish on AI development by building a large infrastructure of hardware resources and bringing top AI talents from around the world. According to Mark Zuckerberg, Meta is working to achieve AGI and to make the vision a reality, it has already ordered over 340,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs. By the end of 2024, it will have a stockpile of 600,000 GPUs. Zuckerberg also says that Meta might open-source AGI as long as it makes sense. The company is now training the next-gen Llama 3 model that will have advanced reasoning and coding abilities.