There just expensive and brands expect people to fork out crazy amounts of cash for these cars.

UI and general product design is innovation. Tech people have a lot of difficulties grasping this.

The user interface itself was the innovation. Hell, even Microsoft and Intel had the portable Windows Mobile things. Compared to an iPhone they liked like they were from the Stone Age. I had one and swapping it felt like going to another dimension.

I built my own computer but as a working laptop there is nothing close to a decked out MacBook Pro. Yes, I’m aware of the price, but my company paid it, and it was a good choice from every angle.

They need to release an actual home console. Not the Steam Machine uncertainty they did a few years ago.

They have the software stack, they need a beefier APU that I’m certain AMD would be glad to provide, a controller based on the Deck, and they’re set.

It could sell in the tens of millions.

If you count all of Steam’s features (Steam Input, Big Picture Mode, Proton etc), then Epic has decades of catching up to do. The problem is that usually executives will choose the “easy way out” of problems, so let’s just give free games instead of making a good platform.

I’m just waiting for full real parity (HDR, and some RT stuff), and I’m gone.

Jesus Christ Zuck. It looks like a lizard is running a mammalian study