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Meta adia lançamento mundial dos óculos Ray-Ban Display por alta demanda nos EUA

January 6, 2026

A Meta anunciou nesta terça-feira (6) que decidiu suspender a expansão internacional de seus óculos Ray-Ban Display devido à baixa oferta e à forte demanda do produto nos Estados Unidos.
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