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There's nothing new here. I remember having those features in the Nokia N900 in 09. I think this product is grossly overpriced for a cheap generic Android phone
by nottaylorswift 5y ago
There's nothing new here. I remember having those features in the Nokia N900 in 09. I think this product is grossly overpriced for a cheap generic Android phone loaded with a beta Linux distro. In Shenzhen they'll sell you a case of 50 for $400. Save your money or buy a Quest 2.
- oynqr 5y agoExcept this one is going to run a close to mainline kernel pretty soon and those android phones will be stuck in the last decade, forever.
- Ekaros 5y agoHow soon is other software on it is usable? Kernel really doesn't matter too much if rest is unusable...
- nottaylorswift 5y agoIt took Google tens of thousands of paid top tier developer hours to make Android useable. I'm betting never. In a year or two there's going to be some nasty passive aggressive apology blaming the woes of the world for why it couldn't happen and these guys will go home with their big sack of money. Seriously you want a shit Android ARM phone loaded with a beta Linux distro? Let's order a lot from Shenzhen and everyone can pay the $50 it's worth.
- hutzlibu 5y ago"It took Google tens of thousands of paid top tier developer hours to make Android useable." Is that a guess, or a fact?
- sergeykish 5y agoThen Shenzhen manufactures should open source device drivers.