First, the user asked me to translate a text from English to Chinese. The text is: "Vertu wants CEOs to run companies from an AI foldable starting at $6,880". I need to translate this directly into Chinese, without adding any explanations or annotations. I should only return the translated result. As MiMo-v2.5-pro, I am an AI assistant developed by the Xiaomi MiMo Team. I have to be warm, conversational, and respectful in my responses. But in this case, the instruction is very specific: only return the translation, nothing else. Let me break down the translation: - "Vertu" is a brand name, so it should be kept as is in the translation, probably transliterated into Chinese characters. In Chinese, Vertu is often translated as "沃图" or similar, but since it's a proper noun, I can use "Vertu" directly or the common Chinese transliteration. I'll go with the standard transliteration, which is "沃图". - "wants CEOs to run companies from an AI foldable starting at $6,880" - "wants" translates to "希望" or "想要". - "CEOs" is "首席执行官" or commonly abbreviated as "CEO" in Chinese contexts. - "to run companies" means "经营公司" or "管理公司". - "from an AI foldable" – "AI foldable" likely refers to a foldable AI device, such as a foldable phone or tablet with AI capabilities. "AI" is "人工智能", and "foldable" is "折叠式" or "可折叠的". - "starting at $6,880" – "starting at" is "起售价为" or "起步价", and "$6,880" should be converted to Chinese currency format or kept as is. In Chinese, currency amounts are often written with the symbol first, like "6880美元", but since it's in dollars, I should keep it as "$6,880" or convert to Chinese format. The instruction is to translate, so I'll keep the number and symbol, but in Chinese text, it's common to write "6880美元". However, to be precise, I'll use the dollar sign and number. The full sentence structure in Chinese should be natural. Putting it

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