of course. Nobody in the world would say something else. But most of the people are going with the time and not against it.
Yes. And most people are not the relevant Pyra customers, that was clear from the beginning
I tend to go with SOME changes. Of course, I love how mobile devices get faster every day - but in the same time, features I always loved to have (taskbar, windows, etc.) and would still like to have are being removed.
Mobile devices these days are as fast as desktop PCs 8 years ago, still most of them use fullscreen-OSes, even though the power to use them as desktop system would be there.
So yes, I love new technology and I hate how little of it is being used in the devices.
That's the point: They are rare. During the Pandora era, I guess, there would be more people interested in the Pyra. Now, where mobile gaming is really more established in the public and not something uncommon, people are satisfied with the solution, that are mainly on the market. That's how I see, maybe other see it not as me.
If you see the Pyra as gaming device: Yes, it's too expensive and there are better alternatives out there.
That's the huge difference: The Pyra is NOT a gaming device, it's a hacker-friendly miniPC that offers a lot of gaming as well.
We all like to play, but it's impossible to work with devices like a GPD XD or Smartphone.
The Pyra can do that. You only need to take ONE device with you that can be used to work, hack, code and play games.