Meta Cancels High-End Mixed-Reality Headset
Meta Platforms has canceled plans for a premium mixed-reality headset intended to compete with Apple’s Vision Pro, The Information reported Friday, citing sources. From the report: Meta told employees at the company’s Reality Labs division to stop work on the device this week after a product review meeting attended by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Chief Technology Officer Andrew Bosworth and other Meta executives, the employees said. The axed device, which was internally code-named La Jolla, began development in November and was scheduled for release in 2027, according to current and former Meta employees. It was going to contain ultrahigh-resolution screens known as micro OLEDs — the same display technology used in Apple’s Vision Pro.
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Meta Platforms has canceled plans for a premium mixed-reality headset intended to compete with Apple’s Vision Pro, The Information reported Friday, citing sources. From the report: Meta told employees at the company’s Reality Labs division to stop work on the device this week after a product review meeting attended by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Chief Technology Officer Andrew Bosworth and other Meta executives, the employees said. The axed device, which was internally code-named La Jolla, began development in November and was scheduled for release in 2027, according to current and former Meta employees. It was going to contain ultrahigh-resolution screens known as micro OLEDs — the same display technology used in Apple’s Vision Pro.
Read more of this story at Slashdot.