With record-breaking sales, the Rabbit R1 is emerging as the epitome of technological innovation.
The R1, the little gadget from Rabbit that supposedly runs your apps for you, has already sold out of its first supply run. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), startup Rabbit announced that it sold 10,000 units in just one day.
“When we started developing R1, we said internally that we would be happy if we sold 500 devices on launch day,” Rabbit says. “In 24 hours, we’ve already exceeded that goal by 20x!”
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Rabbit unveiled the R1 at CES on Tuesday, which features a small 2.88-inch touchscreen that runs its own Rabbit OS operating system. It uses a “Large Action Model” that’s a kind of “universal controller for apps,” according to my colleague David Pierce, who had the chance to test the device during the presentation. This allows the device to perform activities like playing music, buying groceries, and sending messages over a single channel without using your phone. It also lets you train the device on how to interact with a specific app.
The success of the R1 reflects the growing demand for versatile devices that make everyday life easier for users. Rabbit has broken new ground with the R1, offering a sophisticated way to interact with our favorite apps. With its small size and touchscreen, the R1 gives users the ability to multitask without the need for their phone.
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The advanced “Large Action Model” technology allows it to adapt to various applications, offering customized functions. The superhuman demand for the R1 demonstrates the importance that consumers place on innovative solutions that enhance convenience and efficiency in their daily lives.
Although the first batch has sold out, you can still pre-order the R1 device from Rabbit's website. Rabbit says the expected delivery date is between April and May 2024.However, if you managed to order before the first batch of devices sell out, shipping is expected to begin in March.
Source of information: https://www.theverge.com
