Meta Introduces New VR Glasses With Access To Content From YouTube, Prime Video, HBO Max, Disney+ & More

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Meta today announced a new generation of VR glasses that it promised will “define a new era for virtual reality,” creating an all-in-one productivity and media device.

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  • Reported by Deadline and published Thu, 24 Sep 2026 02:37:30 UTC.

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