New Delhi: Meta launched its latest VR headset named ‘Meta Quest Pro’ on October 11th at the Meta Connect event 2022. Mark Zuckerberg has finally revealed the company’s latest headset ‘Meta Quest Pro’, priced at $1,499. It will cost Indian consumers around Rs 1.23 lakh. Quest VR Pro is the new product in the Quest VR headset lineup that helps customers immerse themselves more deeply in the viral world and work with others. Mark Zuckerberg called it ‘a very productive’ product with many uses.
The Meta Quest Pro is a multi-functional VR and MR device designed to help you do your best work and build meaningful relationships with the people you care about most – all while providing a glimpse What the AR devices of the future might be capable of.
During the event, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella appeared and said that Microsoft is working closely with META and Microsoft aims to provide work experience in META Teams for its users.
The Meta will be available for purchase starting October 25, and includes the headset, Meta Quest Touch Pro controller, stylus tips, partial light blockers, and a charging dock. Customers can pre-order Meta Quest Pro starting today from the Meta Store in any country.
The device is powered by the new Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2+ platform, 12GB RAM, 256GB storage and 10 hi-res sensors to deliver the immersive experience.
Meta Quest Pro Specs
Meta Quest Pro has 37% more pixels per inch and 10% more pixels per degree than Meta Quest 2, making everything from reading text to playing games look better.
Meta Quest Pro lets you see your physical environment in full color. It helps developers create more mixed reality experiences using our Presence Platform suite of tools. Meta Quest Pro features stereoscopic mixed reality passthrough, which combines multiple sensor views to create a natural view of the world in 3D.
a new design
The new device will come with a pancake lens and a curved-cell battery. It is the thinnest and most balanced VR device. Meta Quest Pro is designed with an open perimeter, allowing you to use your peripheral vision to remain present in your surroundings while you multitask between the real and virtual worlds.
self-tracking controller
They have built-in sensors in each controller that track their position in 3D space independent of the headset, giving you a full 360-degree range of motion. This ensures stable tracking across all your VR apps. The controllers have been re-engineered to be more ergonomic and balanced, making them feel like a natural extension of your hands.