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Now imagine if this were wireless, so that you didn't have to connect it to a TV? And while we're at it, add a screen, so that you can use it when you're not ar
by murbard2 12y ago
Now imagine if this were wireless, so that you didn't have to connect it to a TV? And while we're at it, add a screen, so that you can use it when you're not around a monitor.
And... it's a smartphone with chromecast.
- walterbell 12y agoCompared to a smartphone, this has: unlocked bootloader open-source graphics driver no app store restrictions no Java overhead no OEM customizations
- murbard2 12y agoCompared to the smartphones currently on the market, I agree. My argument is that the form factor / functionality of the smartphone is very compelling. I am not going to buy this Intel product, but I would if it were a smartphone.
- walterbell 12y agoIntel has spent/lost a lot of money pursuing smartphone design wins, without success. Maybe Project Ara modules will give Intel another shot at smartphones or handheld devices.