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How common is to release device like this without giving out any actual hardware specs?
by mcraiha 6y ago
How common is to release device like this without giving out any actual hardware specs?
- wsinks 6y agoI don't think this is unprecedented. It's not releasing until August, so I imagine that Zoom wants people to talk about the fact that they have something in that target category before giving people information that would knock them out of the target funnel early.
- jmull 6y agoI'm not sure they'll release specs. If it's an "appliance" -- e.g., no official support for installing other software -- then the specs aren't really important. The question would be how well does it work as a video conferencing device, regardless of specs.
- chrisseaton 6y agoIf it's good enough to run Zoom, isn't that all the specs you need to know? Since that's all it does? What are you going to do with the information about how much RAM it has?
- opencl 6y agoDTEN is the company actually making it and their site lists some specs. 1080p screen, runs "DTEN OS" which I assume is some sort of custom Linux distro, 100mbps ethernet, AC wifi, has an HDMI input, weighs 14lb.
- eli 6y agoPretty common, especially if specs aren’t intended to be part of the buying decision. It doesn’t matter how much onboard RAM it has if it does its one task flawlessly