I bought one for the Pyra a year ago 
It's fun
It's fun
GPD Win (x86 Computer / Palmtop)
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ED, another small question if you don't mind.
Geekbuying offers a 1 year warranty on the devices they sell.
I tried to have a look around your store website but unfortunately could not find any information on this...do you offer something similar for the products you are selling via your shop?
Geekbuying offers a 1 year warranty on the devices they sell.
I tried to have a look around your store website but unfortunately could not find any information on this...do you offer something similar for the products you are selling via your shop?
Well, such information is not needed, as in Europe, you always have 2 years of warranty. That's the mininum required from the government.
Ah ok I was not aware of that. Thanks.
comradekingu
Glowing ember
Im Norway, (which is not in the EU), we have our own rules, which you conform to by default by selling anything over the web to Norway.
Those rules are stricter if you don't include the information, something about (in the case of online sales) 14 days of being able to return it, and then the two years. Its a one-pager that follows just about every online sale here.
https://lovdata.no/dokument/NL/lov/2002-06-21-34 is the whole thing for those who read Norwegian
Those rules are stricter if you don't include the information, something about (in the case of online sales) 14 days of being able to return it, and then the two years. Its a one-pager that follows just about every online sale here.
https://lovdata.no/dokument/NL/lov/2002-06-21-34 is the whole thing for those who read Norwegian
rygD
Nihilistic Mystic
No one does, not even the people that live there. You being the country in question should have known that.
slaeshjag
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I think you're confusung norwegian with danish.
rygD
Nihilistic Mystic
Nah, just a joke based on me seeing him post mostly in English and this
rygD
Nihilistic Mystic
Im nothing
Well, you can say about GPD what you want (bad support, no software optimisation, terrible stand-by power drain, bollocks partitioning, strange design decisions from obvious non-gamers, planned obsolescence galore, etc...) but at least their stuff is real.
ElPoco
Hardcore Member
I'm surprised they've got prototypes running but they're only showing still pictures. I wonder if they've got some sort of trouble that would make it look bad in a video
They have published a number of videos as well in the past where they show games being played on the device.
I saw a video of it earlier, it doesn't show anything too exiting I guess that's for me. the frame rate doesn't seem quite right. let me find it.
vcoleiro1
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That was literraly the first game they showed on their hand made prototype that wasn't optimised at all. And that game is known to have a bad port for Windows.
There were a number of other vids , there will be more when testers/reviewers get there hands on it soon
[doublepost=1467883483,1467861150][/doublepost]Here's the GPD WIN Prototype playing the game, funny enough also called "Prototype" (a 2009 title)
There were a number of other vids , there will be more when testers/reviewers get there hands on it soon
[doublepost=1467883483,1467861150][/doublepost]Here's the GPD WIN Prototype playing the game, funny enough also called "Prototype" (a 2009 title)
sweet
Well, playable at least.
But I think that will be the major issue of the GPD Win: There will be people expecting it to run current games smoothly, which just won't happen.
Same on PGS Kickstarter: "Does it run GTAV / Witcher 3"?
The GPD Win will be a really nice device for older or less-demanding (Indie titles, e.g.) games, but not for current ones.
