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Rabbit threatens to revive the legendary Sony Vaio P netbook as a $500 dedicated Linux "vibe coding machine" to take on Apple's uber popular MacBook Neo — but it won't be fast

Rabbit’s Cyberdeck revives the Vaio P concept, offering a portable, Linux-based vibe coding device with affordable pricing and customizable hardware.

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Rabbit is back – this time with a compact netbook with Chromebook pricing

Project Cyberdeck is here to make vibe coding easier

What’s next for Rabbit? Employees say they haven’t been paid for months while company teases new AI hardware

An exclusive investigation by Tom's Guide has revealed that AI hardware startup Rabbit has failed to pay its employees and contractors since late summer.

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Rabbit's next-gen AI hardware is coming next year to take on OpenAI, and the CEO just teased what to expect

In an exclusive interview with Tom’s Guide, Rabbit CEO Jesse Lyu has confirmed that work has begun on a next-generation sequel to the Rabbit R1, and teased that it could be a three-in-one device set to launch in 2026.

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This cute AI gadget was one of the biggest tech failures of 2024... or was it?

The cute, quirky device that took CES 2024 by storm wasn't a Tamagotchi revival. It was an AI assistant.

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The Rabbit R1's new Teach Mode is another example of AI's "move fast, break things" ethos

Rabbit CEO Jesse Lyu says its better to move fast and fix problems once users encounter them.

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I just tested Rabbit R1's next generation LAM — and it tried to gaslight me

Rabbit is back with LAM playground — a beta of the next generation Large Action Model that (on paper) does exactly what the company promised. So, what's it like? I tested it to find out.

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I bought into the AI hype and all I got was an orange square

Silicon Valley is home to a lot of great ideas, many of which we use today. But, trying to get in on the ground floor with a new device isn't the brightest idea.

Android Central

Gaslighting and gotchas — breaking down the ‘Rabbit R1 is just an app’ controversy

Yes, the software that runs Rabbit R1 is technically an app — but here’s why the answer is more complicated than that.

Tom’s Guide

The Rabbit R1 appears to be headed to a junk drawer

The Rabbit R1, that pocket-sized AI assistant that was all the rave a few months back at CES 2024, might not be as revolutionary as it seems.

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The Rabbit R1 makes the Humane AI Pin look amazing because at least that device is trying something new

Multiple Android experts managed to root the Rabbit R1 and even got the AOSP-based launcher running on other Android devices.

Android Central

Rabbit R1: Could this AI device replace your phone with its new wearable camera?

It's only just been released, but the Rabbit R1 is to get a wearable camera to add to its AI powers announced at shipping party

Digital Camera World

The future of AI hardware is no hardware at all — why I think Rabbit and Humane just want to be bought by Apple

The smartphone is already the best portable AI device, and I think Rabbit and Humane know that enough to gun for acquisition.

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Rabbit R1 pickup party recap — new features, demos, unboxing and more

The Rabbit R1 AI-powered wearable has generated massive interest, and on April 23 the first units were unboxed and handed out live at a special pickup party. Here's all the details as they happened.

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Rabbit R1 just annihilated the Humane AI Pin in new video — but here’s the weirdest part

Rabbit CEO Jesse Lyu pitted the Rabbit R1 against the Humane AI Pin and discovered something we wouldn’t expect from an AI wearable in the process.

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New Rabbit R1 demo promises a world without apps – and a lot more talking to your tech

AI-powered voice controls are the future of tech - at least, that’s what Rabbit Inc. thinks.

Tom’s Guide

Rabbit’s r1 AI device took CES 2024 by storm — what is it and why might you want one

The Rabbit r1 is a $199 pocket AI device that can handle tasks on your behalf and respond to complex natural language queries. Here is why it’s a big deal.

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Apple’s post-iPhone era just got hijacked… by rabbits!?

CES 2024 showcased many surprises, but nobody was expecting a daring heist on Apple’s much talked about post-iPhone era by a man and his AI Rabbits.

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Rabbit r1's AI companion is the CES gadget I want to hate but may end up loving

With Rabbit r1, CEs has a rare breakout product that few have seen in person.

Inverse

The Rabbit R1 Is Basically a Real-Life Pokédex

At CES 2024, tech startup Rabbit announced the R1, a Post-it-sized gadget designed by Teenage Engineering that uses AI to do things for you. It can help you book travel, order food, search for things, and pretty much anything you would normally use an app to do yourself. The R1…

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Rabbit R1: AI-Powered Standalone Pocket Assistant Turns Heads At CES 2024

Unveiled at CES 2024, the handheld gadget, which measures about half the size of an iPhone, features an operating system built on LAM that helps it control multiple apps on the user's behalf.

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