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Oculus Project Cambria

Oculus Project Cambria teased as high-end mixed reality headset

Posted on October 29, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Oculus has revealed Project Cambria, a forthcoming high-end mixed reality headset that will sit above the current Oculus Quest 2 and any possible future Quest 3 device.

Project Cambria was given an ever-so-brief tease during Facebook Connect will be a big part of Facebook’s new metaverse concept, where the real world blends with the virtual.

We don’t know much about the headset right now, but we know it includes technologies that aren’t possible within the current Oculus Quest headsets.
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