No one, including us, will be able to use personally identifiable information (your name, phone number, email address, etc.) for any purpose other than serving you. Has some CPP vibes.
CPP?
Rabbit: LLM-First Mobile Phone
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#53Earlier quoted context omitted.
It’s $199. At that price it could be a viable cool toy like product to have in addition to your normal smartphone.
I don't see it. Base model Pixel 7 can be found in multiple places for $250 right now, so you're not coming in much cheaper than that, but more importantly, I don't really see a whole lot of demand for a second phone even as a cool toy. This feels like the type of thing people would buy, play with for a week or two, and then it would end up in a drawer never to be used again.
Re: Rabbit: LLM-First Mobile Phone
#54Quick feedback if the founders are watching this: Please allow controls on your keynote video. The video production quality looks great. But I am not watching it if I don't know if it's a 30s one or a 30minute one.
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#55No. I could go deep into "rare language, weird slang, local dialect" hole, but simple "No" would be enough. Their website is exceedingly non user-friendly, too
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#57Does the LLM run on device or in cloud. Can't find any info on the website but I assume device that size everything runs in the backend?
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#59Note that this is a Teenage Engineering collab! Pretty exciting and a crazy low price point for something with their name on it. This isn't a phone though right? The title seems wrong.
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#60Earlier quoted context omitted.
I don't see it. Base model Pixel 7 can be found in multiple places for $250 right now, so you're not coming in much cheaper than that, but more importantly, I don't really see a whole lot of demand for a second phone even as a cool toy. This feels like the type of thing people would buy, play with for a week or two, and then it would end up in a drawer never to be used again.
I think the target market of this doesn’t overlap with spare pixel 7 buyers, and it’s not meant to be mass market and have a huge demand.