The tech world is buzzing - Meta suddenly announced postponing Quest 4's release to 2027, instead prioritizing the launch of the ultra-lightweight headset codenamed Puffin in 2026. This news came like a bolt from the blue, leaving VR enthusiasts both confused and excited. Is this a forced move due to technical bottlenecks, or is there a bigger game afoot?

Imagine this scene: Marines wearing specialized headsets in a desert training ground, immediately seeing 1:1 scale recreations of East Asian city streets - this isn't science fiction, but Anduril and Meta's XR training system for the US military. When a tech unicorn meets a defense giant, a technological revolution that could change the rules of warfare is quietly unfolding.

Have you ever imagined being able to 'travel' to a Qin Dynasty underground palace from thousands of years ago? Or standing in a primeval forest, brushing shoulders with a chubby giant panda? Now, this is no longer fantasy - in Lanzhou, VR technology has made these 'impossibilities' possible!

Hey friends! Today I want to talk about something that's both cyberpunk and heartwarming. Imagine being trapped in a small dark room of just a few square meters, day after day, isolated from the world, where even talking to someone becomes a luxury. This is 'solitary confinement' - sounds suffocating, right?