2024 Tech,  MKBHD

"2024 Tech I'm Ready For!": MKBHD's Tech Anticipation

Renowned tech influencer Marques Brownlee, aka MKBHD, in his latest YouTube video, "2024 Tech I'm Ready For!" In this brief yet insightful presentation, MKBHD shares his excitement and insights about the upcoming tech expected in 2024.

Marques Brownlee, aka MKBHD (Photo: Screenshot from the video, MKBHD, Youtube)

MKBHD's latest YouTube video, "2024 Tech I'm Ready For!", provides a concise yet insightful preview of upcoming technologies. Covering Apple Vision Pro, Multimodal AI, new Apple hardware, smartphones, and electric cars, the video offers a glimpse into the tech landscape of the near future. Stay tuned for MKBHD's take on these exciting developments.

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