Meta Prices AI-Enabled VR Glasses at $1,299 as Zuckerberg Escalates Bet on Consumer AI Agents
Meta is signaling serious capital commitment to spatial computing and AI—two competitive arenas where hardware margins and consumer adoption will determine whether the company can defend its ad business and open new revenue streams.
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