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Think full-frame is just for pros? Nikon's affordable Z5 II C rewrites that script

Nikon's new Z5 II C is a viewfinder-less version of the entry-level full-frame Z5 II at a lower price point, but is otherwise the same camera. The Z5 II C is a lighter version of the full-frame Nikon Z5 II, without a viewfinderPrices start at £1,349 / AU$2,399 (US pricing TBC), on-sale date mid-OctoberIt's available in black or black/silver colorways, and numerous lens kit optionsNikon redefined entry-level full-frame cameras with the Z5 II, whic…

 •  TechRadar

Everything announced at Meta Connect 2026

Meta Connect 2026: Muse AI, camera-free audio glasses, Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3, new VR glasses, Muse Charm, and more. For this year's iteration of Meta Con…

 •  Mashable Tech
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Mark Zuckerberg largely ignores smart glasses privacy backlash at Meta Connect

In his Meta Connect 2026 keynote, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg didn't take on the brewing backlash against smart glasses and privacy. At Wednesday's Meta Connect 2026, Meta's annual conference and product showcase, CEO Mark Zuckerberg mostly ignored the brewing backlash against the company's smart glasses.In recent months, concerns over smart glasses and privacy have reached a tipping point. The backlash has become so intense that Apple reportedly de…

 •  Mashable Tech

Meta is making a standalone Muse AI gadget

Meta is building a dedicated hardware device for its new Muse AI agent. The product, called Muse Charm, was briefly shown off by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerb…

 •  The Verge