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I think it's honestly a bit embarrassing after reading through this. It states that their "main engineering focus when designing this" was "the exoskeleton, a small chamber, and a platform for the future." The exoskeleton is just a rectangular frame that nobody is going to give a shit about while printing and the small chamber means a small build plate along with it.
The main feature they seem to be hyping up is the fact that it has a vent in the body so that you don't have to crack the door open. This does feel a bit lame with the Bambu, but not anything I really care about at the end of the day.
I've said it before that I do like Prusa represents as a company, but they're really behind the ball at this price point.