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    Introducing the Rabbit R1: A Revolutionary AI-Powered Gadget

    Jhon Posted on

    The Rabbit R1: A Revolutionary AI-Powered Gadget

    By [Author Name], January 9, 2024

    Jesse Lyu, the CEO and founder of Rabbit, an AI startup, has unveiled a groundbreaking $199 standalone AI device called the R1. The Rabbit R1 is not just a chatbot; it is designed to revolutionize the way we interact with technology.

    The R1 features a 2.88-inch touchscreen, a rotating camera for capturing photos and videos, and a scroll wheel for navigation and communication with the built-in assistant. It is powered by a 2.3GHz MediaTek processor, 4GB of memory, and 128GB of storage, all packed into a sleek, rounded body designed in collaboration with Teenage Engineering. According to Rabbit, the battery life of the R1 lasts ‘all day.’

    During a hands-on experience with the R1 at Rabbit’s launch event, it was evident that the device is not only visually appealing but also lightweight and ergonomically designed. The tactile buttons and overall build quality, courtesy of Teenage Engineering, were impressive.

    However, the real highlight of the R1 lies in its software and AI technology. The device runs on Rabbit OS, which is based on a ‘Large Action Model.’ This unique operating system serves as a universal controller for various apps, enabling users to seamlessly perform tasks such as controlling music, ordering transportation, purchasing groceries, and sending messages, all through a single interface. The aim is to eliminate the need for juggling between multiple apps and logins, allowing users to simply request what they need and let the R1 handle the rest.

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