Meta plans to release a new high-end virtual reality headset this year, which is codenamed Project Cambria. Some more details about the product, as well as Meta's VR headset roadmap, have emerged ...

Meta will also need to convince Quest 2 owners to upgrade. Meta is eyeing a 2022 release for Cambria, so we’ll probably get a better official look at the headset sooner rather than later.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has already shown off some of Cambria’s AR functionality in a strange demo earlier this year, with AR seemingly a priority for this headset.

Meta's Project Cambria appeared on video today, and it is from a demonstration clip shared by Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook when he showed the features and functions of the device.

Meta is gearing up for a serious metaverse takeover, whether we like it or not. According to a revealing report by The Information, Meta is planning to release four AR/VR mixed headsets by 2024.

While Project Cambria isn't about gaming, last week's Meta Quest Gaming Showcase made clear the company is still pursuing a more traditional gaming route.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg talked a bit about the company’s upcoming high-end VR headset Project Cambria today and what it can do. The headset is still basically under wraps, however Zuckerberg ...

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.

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 ...

A Meta spokesperson said, however, the price would be significantly higher. Meanwhile, Meta is working on a “second version of Cambria, code-named Funston for 2024.