Of course it’s reasonable to cross-shop the GabeCube against mini PCs. But I’m pretty sure the cube will come out on top. Powerful mini PCs are quite expensive. If the price is right, the cube will easily beat them on value alone. But that’s of course speculation, until we know the actual price
It looks like it’s going to crawl up your nose and into your brain.
But when people make a buying decision, what they already have is important. If you get a reasonable uplift in performance at an affordable price, that is an attractive proposition.
Can it empty my dishwasher?
True. But OP hasn’t seen a burning cigarette either.
The reasons that people often aren’t able to take care of themselves financially are unfair labour practices and legislative capture of states by the rich. This leads to unfair taxation that disadvantages the poor and prevents the state from creating a system where everybody can take care of themselves. If you want to reduce peoples’ dependency on state handouts, those are the issues that need to addressed.
So you’re saying, there should be strong unions and the rich should be fairly taxed?
My baby will be called Compressed Flapworth and no woke liberal snowflake will stop me!
Your guess is as good as mine. Only time will tell.
I think you’re wrong. It appeals to gamers who want a simple living room PC and it appeals to console people who just want to plug something in and start playing. If the price is right, this may be huge. Also, it would actually be an upgrade for a lot of Steam users so there’s another huge market.
I think it’s unrealistic they’ll price it at $500. I’d be pleasantly surprised if it’s $600. Above $700 things will get difficult, though. If you can build a more powerful PC for the same money, the cube loses much of its appeal. That goes for both nerds and normies, because those will buy an Xbox instead.
Yeah, take the delusional nazi drug addict’s word for it!
They always have been into it. They’re just more open about it now.
I mean, duh. Everybody knows what these are!
Except they’ll just do it without any warning.
“Only enable this feature, if you’re a total moron.”
It’ll be fun, they said.
Oh yes, harder, daddy!
I see nothing whatsoever that could go wrong here.