➀ Large models have not been the panacea for the consumer electronics market, as many AI-integrated devices have failed to deliver on their promises. ➁ Emerging hardware like AI Pin and Rabbit R1 initially sparked excitement but faced issues such as unfulfilled AI capabilities and poor user experiences. ➂ Wearable devices, including smart glasses and wristbands, show potential but still face challenges in functionality and ecosystem development.
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