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DJI has launched the Romo line of robot vacuums in Europe, featuring transparent designs and advanced navigation tech using lidar and cameras for precise obstacle detection, along with a self-cleaning base station with deodorizer and noise reduction features. Despite its innovative tech, the high price raises questions about its value compared to similar models.
British tech company Nothing is set to unveil the Nothing 3A Lite, its first entry-level smartphone featuring its signature transparent design, expanding its lineup from premium to budget options, with the full reveal scheduled for Wednesday.
DJI has announced its first robot vacuum, the Romo, which incorporates drone technology for obstacle detection and avoidance, features a transparent design in some models, and offers powerful suction and smart cleaning features. The vacuum is initially launching in China with plans for a global release later this year, but not immediately in the US.
Nothing, the tech company known for its transparent design aesthetics, revealed a failed product called the Power 1, a 3-in-1 portable charger. Despite its promising features such as wireless charging and fast wired charging, the Power 1 faced challenges with pricing, performance, and durability. The company ultimately decided to shelve the product and focus on bigger ambitions for the future.
The rumored Beats Studio Buds+ with a transparent design have been spotted at a Best Buy location, according to a photo shared by tech enthusiast Ben Geskin. The earbuds will have a 36-hour battery life and longer microphones with up to 1.6x active noise cancellation compared to the original Studio Buds. The earbuds will also be available in Black and Ivory color options and feature IPX4-rated water resistance. The Beats Studio Buds+ have not been officially announced by Beats yet, but were briefly listed on Amazon with a May 18 release date and $169.95 price.
The upcoming Beats Studio Buds+ will be available in a new transparent design option and will feature improved noise cancellation and longer battery life compared to the original Studio Buds. The earbuds will be compatible with both Apple and Android devices and offer features such as one-touch pairing, automatic switching between devices, Hey Siri support, and Find My support. The Studio Buds+ are set to launch on May 18 for $169.95.