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The Pyra is a helluva lot closer to shipping than the Neo900. A great many of the components have seen production runs already. I'm not sure Neo900 has even fi
by subway 9y ago
The Pyra is a helluva lot closer to shipping than the Neo900. A great many of the components have seen production runs already.
I'm not sure Neo900 has even figured out how competently handle their donated funds, let alone how to get a device to production. ( https://neo900.org/funds-transfer https://neo900.org/funds-transfer )
- PopePompous 9y agoThe neo900 is so late that it doesn't really matter at this point whether it is ever released at all. You'll have to be a pretty hardcore fan to pay about $1000 for a phone with amateur software and circa 2011 hardware specs, partially made with recycled components.
- ekianjo 9y agoThe Pyra s overheating problems on the sandwhiched SOC have not been resolved at all and now they are even considering adding a fan so late in dev stage. Far from finished I tell you.
- wolfgke 9y ago> The Pyra s overheating problems on the sandwhiched SOC have not been resolved at all and now they are even considering adding a fan so late in dev stage. I'm watching the Pyra project very closely, but I have never heard of these problems. Can you give me a source on this?
- ekianjo 9y agoI know several folks who are actively working on the Pyra prototypes in hand and who voiced the exact same concern.
- dTal 9y agoThe Pyra cannot thermally sustain unthrottled operation indefinitely. Neither can any modern smartphone. This isn't regarded as a problem and definitely no one is considering adding a fan (in fact the cases are slated for mass-production this month). Where did you get this idea?
- ekianjo 9y agoThe cases were stated for mass production a year ago already yet everything gets pushed bacl every now and then for tweaking. I would not bet on anythIng releasing in this year.