Barcelona.
Fira Gran Via, independent launch hall at the convention center.
The applause was still going.
Tang Song stood at the center of the stage, wearing the XG-1, and gave a slight nod to the audience below.
On the giant screen, the Xuanji Light Realm logo and product image of the XG-1 hovered silently.
The entire launch event had not been long.
From the opening film to the product philosophy, then the live demonstration, developer ecosystem, and global release plans, it had taken only thirty minutes in total. There had been no redundant marketing jargon, no hollow conceptual packaging. From beginning to end, the focus had remained on the core product.
The stage lights gradually brightened, yet the audience did not immediately rise and leave.
The media in the front rows were still hammering away at their keyboards, while shutters continued clicking from the photography positions on both sides.
Several overseas analysts were speaking in low voices, but their eyes remained fixed on the main screen.
Before this, the XG-1 had only been briefly encountered by a small number of media outlets and partners in the form of an engineering prototype.
Many people knew its general direction, but none of its key capabilities had been revealed.
Today was its first appearance before global media in its complete form.
And the timing was particularly significant.
Vision Pro was flooding the global tech scene, pushing the term "Spatial Computing" to unprecedented heights of popularity. AI Large Models were still surging ahead.
Sora had just set the creative industry ablaze. Everyone was discussing how the next generation of AI would transform content, office work, search, and software. The XG-1, meanwhile, offered an answer in another direction.
The impact was no less imaginative than that brought by Vision Pro.
The launch event officially ended.