Rabbit's Cyberdeck reimagines the netbook for vibe coding
Engadget’s exclusive preview reveals Rabbit’s Project Cyberdeck, a modern, ultra‑compact Linux PC aimed at “vibe coding.” Inspired by the Sony Vaio P, the device targets a $500 price point, features a 40% mechanical keyboard with a hot‑swappable PCB, and a small OLED display, with four USB‑C ports for external monitors and accessories. It will run Linux with RabbitOS tooling and allow user customization, including third‑party software installation. While early renders and design goals are shared, key specs like RAM and final IO are still undecided, and Rabbit aims for a 2026 shipping window as it finalizes the prototype.
