Stavecho opens US early access for ACTRA Mag 4G AI pendant
Stavecho introduced the ACTRA Mag 4G AI Pendant and opened US early access, the company said in a press release. The screen free device weighs about 22 grams and uses an embedded 4G eSIM to connect without a phone hotspot or WiFi.
Users can interact with the pendant through a wake phrase, a double tap, or by pressing and holding it. The device connects with email, calendars, Slack and Notion to organize meeting content, extract tasks and provide reminders. It can be worn as a pendant, attached to clothing, or placed on a wristband.
The first 2,000 units cost $199.90 and include six months of AI Plus and 4G data service. Customers can also pay $19.90 to reserve a unit and retain early access benefits, while permanent access to the AI Basic plan is included.
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