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Those reasons are understandable. I guess I'm confused why a software developer needs to save $200 on a travel device with < 1/10 the capability of something a
by free_everybody 9y ago
Those reasons are understandable. I guess I'm confused why a software developer needs to save $200 on a travel device with < 1/10 the capability of something a bit more expensive. Kudos to him for experimenting.
I would love it if Android apps could somehow replicate the dev tools of a standard full-featured OS one day. I'm definitely a fan of ChromeOS.
- chiefalchemist 9y ago1) I think he wanted to see how barebones he could go. He knew if he went higher he'd be fine, but there's no challenge in that. 2) I think he was willing to do so because he knew not everyone has money to burn. 3) At the price point he settled on he could treat a loss as a burner. And $200 and you might not be as forgiving about a loss.