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(CR48 owner here.) I would not think many of these will sell either. The device does what it is supposed to do very well--let the user live in the cloud. Howev
by thekevan 16y ago
(CR48 owner here.) I would not think many of these will sell either.
The device does what it is supposed to do very well--let the user live in the cloud. However it doesn't let the user do much when they are not connected. Understandable given the purpose of the device, but outside of the geek-culture you are not going to find a lot of people where this is acceptable. I can see this as a popular cult item or niche item, but not something with mainstream appeal.
- patrickaljord 16y ago> but outside of the geek-culture you are not going to find a lot of people where this is acceptable I would say the opposite, most non-geek people I know consider computers to be useless without an internet connection, geeks can always open a terminal and do some hacking though.
- thekevan 16y agoRight but many of those people will not want a computer that doesn't have Solitaire or MS Word.