Mark Zuckerberg

really wide field of view for glasses. But I think that there are other products in between that too. There's like a heads-up display version. You know, for that, you probably just need, you know, 20, 30 degrees. You can't do kind of the full kind of world holograms where you're interacting with things.

really wide field of view for glasses. But I think that there are other products in between that too. There's like a heads-up display version. You know, for that, you probably just need, you know, 20, 30 degrees. You can't do kind of the full kind of world holograms where you're interacting with things.

really wide field of view for glasses. But I think that there are other products in between that too. There's like a heads-up display version. You know, for that, you probably just need, you know, 20, 30 degrees. You can't do kind of the full kind of world holograms where you're interacting with things.

Like you're not going to play ping pong in 30-degree field of view, but you can communicate with AI. You can text your friends. You can get directions. You can... see the content that you're capturing. So I know there's a lot there that's going to be compelling. And that's, I think, going to be

Like you're not going to play ping pong in 30-degree field of view, but you can communicate with AI. You can text your friends. You can get directions. You can... see the content that you're capturing. So I know there's a lot there that's going to be compelling. And that's, I think, going to be

Like you're not going to play ping pong in 30-degree field of view, but you can communicate with AI. You can text your friends. You can get directions. You can... see the content that you're capturing. So I know there's a lot there that's going to be compelling. And that's, I think, going to be

At each step along this continuum, from displayless to small display to kind of full holographic, you're packing more technology in. So each step up is going to be a little more expensive, is going to have a little more constraints on the form factor, even though I think we'll get them all to be attractive. You'll be able to do the kind of simpler ones and much smaller form factors permanently.

At each step along this continuum, from displayless to small display to kind of full holographic, you're packing more technology in. So each step up is going to be a little more expensive, is going to have a little more constraints on the form factor, even though I think we'll get them all to be attractive. You'll be able to do the kind of simpler ones and much smaller form factors permanently.

At each step along this continuum, from displayless to small display to kind of full holographic, you're packing more technology in. So each step up is going to be a little more expensive, is going to have a little more constraints on the form factor, even though I think we'll get them all to be attractive. You'll be able to do the kind of simpler ones and much smaller form factors permanently.

And then, of course, there's the mixed reality headsets, which kind of took a different direction, which is going towards the same vision, but... On that, we said, okay, well, we're not going to try to fit it into a glasses form factor. For that one, we're going to say, okay, we're going to really go for all the compute that we want.

And then, of course, there's the mixed reality headsets, which kind of took a different direction, which is going towards the same vision, but... On that, we said, okay, well, we're not going to try to fit it into a glasses form factor. For that one, we're going to say, okay, we're going to really go for all the compute that we want.

And then, of course, there's the mixed reality headsets, which kind of took a different direction, which is going towards the same vision, but... On that, we said, okay, well, we're not going to try to fit it into a glasses form factor. For that one, we're going to say, okay, we're going to really go for all the compute that we want.

And we're going to say, okay, this is going to be more of like a headset or goggles form factor. And my guess is that that's going to be a thing long-term too, because there are a bunch of uses where people want the full immersion. And if you're sitting at your desk and working for a long period of time, you might want the more computing power than you're going to be able to get.

And we're going to say, okay, this is going to be more of like a headset or goggles form factor. And my guess is that that's going to be a thing long-term too, because there are a bunch of uses where people want the full immersion. And if you're sitting at your desk and working for a long period of time, you might want the more computing power than you're going to be able to get.

And we're going to say, okay, this is going to be more of like a headset or goggles form factor. And my guess is that that's going to be a thing long-term too, because there are a bunch of uses where people want the full immersion. And if you're sitting at your desk and working for a long period of time, you might want the more computing power than you're going to be able to get.

But I think that there's no doubt that Kind of what you saw with Orion is the, I think, kind of quintessential vision of what people, what at least kind of I thought and continue to think is going to be the next multi-billion person major computing platform. And then kind of all these other things are going to get built out around it.

But I think that there's no doubt that Kind of what you saw with Orion is the, I think, kind of quintessential vision of what people, what at least kind of I thought and continue to think is going to be the next multi-billion person major computing platform. And then kind of all these other things are going to get built out around it.

But I think that there's no doubt that Kind of what you saw with Orion is the, I think, kind of quintessential vision of what people, what at least kind of I thought and continue to think is going to be the next multi-billion person major computing platform. And then kind of all these other things are going to get built out around it.

Yeah, yeah. Orion was meant to be our first consumer product. And we weren't sure if we were going to be able to pull it off. I mean, in general, it's probably turned out significantly better than our kind of 50-50 estimates of what it would be. But we didn't get there on everything that we wanted to.

Yeah, yeah. Orion was meant to be our first consumer product. And we weren't sure if we were going to be able to pull it off. I mean, in general, it's probably turned out significantly better than our kind of 50-50 estimates of what it would be. But we didn't get there on everything that we wanted to.