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We now have dates for Meta’s forthcoming Quest headsets
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Despite recent layoffs in its Reality Labs division, Meta is still barreling ahead with plans for a Quest 4 in 2026 and a higher-end headset in 2027, The Information reports.
While the report didn’t reveal much about hardware, this is the first time we’ve heard about specific timelines for the devices. The Quest 4 will purportedly have a standard and premium version, referred to internally as Pismo Low and Pismo High. Meanwhile, a higher-end version codenamed La Jolla is set for 2027 and is meant to compete with the Apple Vision Pro. Unmentioned in the report is Ventura, a more affordable headset that The Verge previously reported may come out later this year.
Aside from Quest headsets, Meta is also expected to launch a pair of AR...