Meta Quest Pro real high-end VR headset revealed, was left in the hotel

The Meta Quest Pro high-end VR headset was previously reported to be on the verge of release, and now a gaming anchor has revealed the real device on Facebook.

The device comes in a box with the name Meta Quest Pro and the words "Not for Resale - Engineering Samples" and has three cameras on the front of the VR headset.

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In addition, the device's handle is very small and does away with the circular skeleton design in the middle, and the sensors are expected to be rearranged.

According to The Verge, the tipster claims that the device was left at the hotel and has been claimed, so it looks like the insider may be punished.

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman previously said that a person familiar with the matter revealed that the new headset will cost more than $1,000 (about $6,940). The new machine will have a better GPU and lower power consumption, and it will also include an external high-resolution camera for simulating augmented reality colors, eye tracking, more storage, a new controller and a high-resolution display for virtual reality.

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes that Meta's high-end headset Quest 2 Pro will support VR and AR with a mini-LED display and 2P Pancake short-focus lens, use about 16 cameras (10 for the headset and 6 for the two handles), carry Qualcomm's XR2 processor, support eye tracking, facial expression recognition and 3D sensing, and will be in mass production in the third quarter of this year, with shipments reaching about 2 million units in the second half of the year.

Since last year, Meta has been hinting at a new headset device, codenamed "Project Cambria," which Mark Gurman said is Meta's top priority, as the company has recently scaled back development of other hardware projects, such as smartwatches, to target Apple's next year. The company has recently scaled back development of other hardware projects, such as smartwatches, in anticipation of Apple's MR headset, which will launch next year.

Meta will hold its annual VR conference Connect on October 11 and is expected to release this Meta Quest Pro high-end VR headset, which we can look forward to.