After being talked about for over a year, we now know more about Meta’s upcoming Project Cambria virtual reality (VR) headset.

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According to a report by The Information, in addition to its AR devices, Meta plans to release four new VR headsets by 2024. The Information reporters Sylvia Varnham O’Regan and Mathew Olson claim they’ve seen an internal roadmap that shows an aggressive rollout of new VR headsets.

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“By 2024,” the report says, the company plans to launch four new headsets, starting with the previously-teased Project Cambria VR headset, expected to launch in September of this year. According to its sources, the headset will be a high-end device and cost around $799, well above the $299 / $399 price for Quest VR headsets.

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As for the other two VR headsets, The Information reports there are two next-gen iterations of Meta’s more affordable Quest 2 headset in the works, codenamed Stinson and Cardiff, that are expected to release in 2023 and 2024, respectively.

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Meta may soon unveil its own VR operating system based on Android, which these headsets will run on. This will work with web-based tools and services, as well as likely Quest software that’s already available.

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