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XREAL AURA: Wired Android XR Glasses Launch at $1,279
XREAL launches its XREAL AURA wired XR glasses powered by Android XR, built in partnership with Google & Qualcomm, starting at $1,279 | XR News from Auganix.com
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XREAL AURA: Wired Android XR Glasses Launch at $1,279
XREAL launches its XREAL AURA wired XR glasses powered by Android XR, built in partnership with Google & Qualcomm, starting at $1,279 | XR News from Auganix.com
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BrainChip's $1,295 Raspberry Pi 5 Dev Kit Puts the AKD1500 Neuromorphic Accelerator Within Reach
A turnkey Raspberry Pi 5 bundle from BrainChip includes the AKD1500 M.2 card, preloaded MetaTF tools, and four local demos—but the price premium over a DIY build is steep.
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Google Fitbit Edge: A deliberate hardware refresh, not a platform story
Google's new Fitbit Edge is on shelves, and the announcement focuses almost entirely on display, buttons, and fit—leaving sensors and AI coaching unmentioned.
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Google’s satellite AI sends back its first cosmic haiku
Google’s Project Suncatcher satellite ran a compact language model in orbit, generating a haiku about being in space and proving that AI inference can work on unrepairable hardware.
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Google Pixel Watch 5 drops below $300 for the first time
Android Authority reports Amazon has cut Google's newest wearable to $299.99, the lowest price since launch, putting on-device Gemini and emergency detection within easier reach.
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Consumer Appetite for Personal AI Goes Mainstream
A new Qualcomm survey of more than 12,000 people finds nearly 70 percent want an AI assistant in their next device, shifting the demand toward voice-first, cross-device orchestration rather than single-app chatbots.
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