Cambria is one of four new VR headset models said to be coming from Meta. In 2023, there will be a new version of Meta’s low-end Quest headset, which currently starts at $299.

Following the visual enhancement theme of Meta’s recently revealed prototype VR headsets, Kuo reiterated that Project Cambria will use mini LED displays and pancake lenses. This should not only ...

According to Meta, Project Cambria will be a "high-end" VR product that "will feature rich color passthrough for enhanced mixed reality experiences." The company says it will launch later this year.

The Project Cambria to the base Pico 4 ’s Oculus Quest 2, the Pico 4 Pro model promises to deliver developers, businesses, and regular users a premium VR experience that’s beyond anything that ...

The Meta Quest Pro The Quest Pro name first came to light inside the code of Meta’s iPhone app for managing connected VR headsets, spotted by a developer named Steve Moser—who then shared his ...

If Meta wants consumers to access the metaverse via its VR headsets, it can’t just rely on the Quest 2’s current success. Whether or not users will actually invest in Cambria is another ...

Cambria will include capabilities that currently aren't possible on other VR headsets. New sensors in the device will allow your virtual avatar to maintain eye contact and reflect your facial ...

Internal roadmap — According to The Information ’s report, Meta will be releasing Project Cambria this year in September and has another version of the higher-end VR headset that’s codenamed ...

Facebook teased Project Cambria during the October 2021 Facebook Connect, showing a silhouette of the new VR HMD. They also shared details about how it will improve on the existing VR hardware.

Meta has confirmed that its Project Cambria Oculus Quest 2 successor will cost more than $800, following reports including the VR headset's potential price Phil Hayton Published: May 3, 2022 ...

The Project Cambria is the most progressive VR headset ever that comes with high-resolution image sensors. Meta and Mark Zuckerberg are totally attracted to the VR experience.

Cambria will include capabilities that currently aren’t possible on other VR headsets. New sensors in the device will allow your virtual avatar to maintain eye contact and reflect your facial ...