In short, the LAM aims to understand how humans interact with computers.
The Rabbit R1, meanwhile, was designed in collaboration with Teenage Engineering.
The gadget additionally features Bluetooth and Wi-Fi links as well as cellular connectivity.
Rabbit R1 sounds a lot like a traditional personal digital assistant on steroids.
Surely we will learn more about it in time.
Rabbit is now acceptingpre-ordersfor the R1 starting at $199 with no ongoing subscription required.
The first wave of shipments are expected to go out in the March April window, we’re told.
