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This looks ridiculous. There is no way this design could be practical. You would be paying so much money just to encapsulate the same exact hardware components
by bogwog 13y ago
This looks ridiculous. There is no way this design could be practical. You would be paying so much money just to encapsulate the same exact hardware components you have now inside of a plastic enclosure with a custom connection (and a controller for these connections, I'm assuming) and maybe unnecessary lights, colors, displays, etc. It is a proprietary trap.
Is it cool? Sure. But definitely not practical, efficient in any way, and it offers nothing more than aesthetics
- dclara 13y agoI'm not sure how powerful it is which cannot tell from the looking. If it's the same powerful as the existing PC, I found All-in-one PC now is less than $500. So why do we need to have this nice-looking but still heavy machine? If it's super powerful, then a lot of engineering issues need to be taken care before how it looks like. EDIT: I'm sorry, it's fully expandable. But sometimes the OS may not support the hardware expansion that much or become very low performance. But anyway, I agree that we should make PC more customizable and more pluggable if it's doable.