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I don't understand who this product is for, someone who is not a PC enthusiast but has 3000$ to spend on a PC? I guess the target audience is like high end des
by math0ne 10y ago
I don't understand who this product is for, someone who is not a PC enthusiast but has 3000$ to spend on a PC? I guess the target audience is like high end design studios that need to outfit their stylish new office with matching computers that no one will ever use because all the real work happens at home on people's macbooks at home.
That said I love the dial thingy, I think it has some great ideas behind it and is potentially also a nod to the incredibly popular Griffin powermate which I believe is still a popular product.
- mxfh 10y agoJust look at who buy's Wacom Cintiq digitizer screens or color proofing monitors anywhere above USD 2k per unit, there is a market, it's niche, but a market.
- fsloth 10y agoThe target market is not a PC enthusiasts but creative professionals.
- slantyyz 10y ago>> The target market is not a PC enthusiasts but creative professionals. I would also add that another target market is other Windows PC makers. In the same way that the Surface and Surface Book showed what touch-based Windows devices could be, I imagine that Lenovo, Dell etc. will probably get some inspiration from this product and produce their own variants for a bunch of different market segments.