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A group boating in Jupiter, Florida spotted an animal in the water they initially thought was an otter, but its long ears revealed it was a rabbit swimming far from shore. They ferried the rabbit to dry ground, and while the exact path that led him into the inlet is unknown (with some speculating a bird of prey), the rescuers said they saved the little guy just in time.
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.
Rabbit, an AI startup, exceeded their day 1 sales target by 20 times, selling 10,000 units of their custom-built AI device, r1, during pre-sale at CES 2024. The device features Rabbit OS powered by a proprietary Large Action Model (LAM), offering a seamless online experience with a compact design, 2.88-inch touchscreen, rotating camera, and user-friendly navigation.
Rabbit's pocket-size R1 gadget, designed to use apps for users, has sold out its first batch of 10,000 units in just one day, surpassing the company's expectations. The device, introduced during CES, features a 2.88-inch touchscreen and runs on Rabbit OS, offering a "Large Action Model" for controlling various apps. Preorders for the R1 are still available on Rabbit's website, with expected delivery dates between April and May 2024.
A rabbit named Flash is still missing from the Freeborn County Fair in Minnesota, and the owners believe it was stolen. The family discovered that their goats were let loose overnight, and they suspect the incidents are related. The Freeborn County Sheriff's Office is investigating the case, and the owners are grateful for the community's support in providing information. Despite missing out on showing her rabbit in the 4-H show, Elizabeth Olson and her family remain hopeful and determined to find Flash.