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Remember the days of feeding your digital pet on a tiny plastic keychain? Meta wants to bring that nostalgic energy back, but with a highly capable twist.
Earlier this month, the tech giant introduced Muse, a personal AI agent designed to automate mundane tasks like drafting emails, sending messages, and organising your calendar.
While Muse was initially confined to your computer and smartphone, CEO Mark Zuckerberg took to the stage at the recent Meta Connect event to reveal something far more tangible.
The Muse Charm is a physical AI accessory shaped remarkably like a classic Tamagotchi
This pocket-sized device sports a compact two-inch touchscreen, serving as a dedicated window to your personal Muse AI avatar.
Designed to handle the same tasks as its software counterpart, the quirky gadget allows you to manage your daily schedule without constantly pulling out your phone.
To keep the assistant connected on the go, the accessory comes equipped with a built-in 5G modem for cellular data.
Despite its cellular capabilities, Meta confirmed that the device cannot be used to make outgoing phone calls
The focus remains strictly on seamless AI assistance rather than replacing your primary communication device.
For those eager to get their hands on one, Zuckerberg announced that the Muse Charm will hit the shelves this coming December, just in time for Christmas.
While the official price tag remains a mystery for now, a dedicated website has already gone live for interested buyers to register their interest.
