⁤ Meta hosted the ⁢Connect 2024 annual ⁢developer conference in California on the 25th and launched the entry-level affordable mixed reality (MR) headset Quest 3S.

‍ Meta also unveiled its Orion prototype for the first time, its first ⁣augmented ⁣reality (AR) glasses aimed at the consumer market, which uses ⁢holographic imaging technology.
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​ The Quest 3S will be available⁤ for pre-order ‌from September 25,‌ US⁢ time and will ⁢be released on October 15.‍ Prices start at US$299.99 ⁤(about NT$9,595), which is about US$200 less than the high-end model Quest 3.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, dressed in a black‍ T-shirt and ⁣jeans,‍ took the stage ⁢to deliver a keynote⁢ speech to applause from‌ media and developers worldwide.
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‌ Mate has also upgraded Meta⁢ AI, which lets you⁣ chat in Messenger, Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram and other apps, and you can change the AI to celebrity voices.

⁢ Meta’s Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, which collaborated⁣ with Ray-Ban‌ Glasses, are upgraded with AI functions, they⁣ can remember the user’s parking space number, ​make instant outfit suggestions, call the phone number on the flyer or Can scan The QR code barcode you​ see‍ in front of ⁣you.

‌ Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses have added a real-time‌ translation voice function when the other party is ⁢speaking in Spanish, French or Italian, you can listen ⁢to the content⁢ directly translated into English through the open earphones of the glasses.

Before the ⁤speech⁢ ended, Zuckerberg announced the Orion AR glasses prototype, which offers a holographic display that can be easily browsed and ⁤operated via voice control, eye tracking, gesture detection ‍and a wristband​ interactive device.