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Meta's VR boss 'Boz' reveals how his new specs could replace your TV and laptop
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Meta is moving beyond camera-first wearables with its next wave of “smart specs,” and chief tech officer Andrew “Boz” Bosworth says the biggest leap is audio-focused design. Speaking at Meta Connect at Meta HQ in California, Bosworth described the new Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses, which omit a camera that earlier models carried. Meta says this choice allows upgrades versus the standard specs, including lower cost, lighter weight, and longer battery life while keeping speakers, microphones, and an AI chat feature. On privacy, Bosworth said Meta improved camera-light tamper detection after earlier generations used a recording light that could be covered.
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