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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the phenomenon of "technology fusion" in consumer electronics, highlighting both its advantages and drawbacks, particularly in the context of Xiaomi's AI smart glasses and other tech products [1][4][12]. Group 1: Product Performance and Market Response - Xiaomi's AI smart glasses achieved sales of over 80,000 units within 15 days of launch, prompting an increase in sales target from 300,000 to 500,000 units [1] - The glasses offer advanced features such as payment, AI voice interaction, and real-time translation, positioning them as a significant upgrade over competitors like Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses [2] - The automotive industry has also seen rapid evolution in features, with modern cars now standardizing advanced functionalities that were once considered premium [2][4] Group 2: Consumer Sentiment and Market Trends - Consumers are increasingly questioning the value of added features in products, leading to concerns about "gimmicky" functionalities that do not enhance user experience [1][11] - The trend of combining multiple functions into single products, while initially appealing, risks diluting the effectiveness of individual features and may lead to consumer disillusionment [9][11] - The competitive landscape has intensified, with manufacturers feeling pressured to differentiate their products through feature stacking, often at the expense of genuine user needs [8][12] Group 3: Innovation and Industry Challenges - The prevalence of "fusion products" reflects a broader issue of innovation stagnation, where companies focus on incremental improvements rather than foundational breakthroughs [12][14] - There is a noted disparity in investment in basic scientific research between China and developed countries, which hampers the ability to innovate from the ground up [14][17] - Companies like Huawei and Tencent are beginning to recognize the importance of foundational research, with significant investments aimed at fostering true innovation rather than merely enhancing existing products [17]