vcoleiro1
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I don't think Ouya was out to sell millions of units. I think by the CEO statements and the modest Kickstarter goal that it's pretty clear that these are people who have a passion to deliver a product to fill a niche they thought was lacking. Frankly I see the Ouya thing as a bit like Open Pandora, a small group with a passion to deliver something they believed in. Will it make profits, who knows, I personally believe they can make the units for the Kickstarter project at $120 a pop and still make some profit but time will tell.
The other thing to note is that the Kickstarter price will not neccessarily be the retail price of the Ouya. Actually it very rarely is, the kickstarter price is usually a reduced price to get interest and the project away. It's a , hey grab it now as when it releases it will be more. This has been the case for every Kickstarter I have seen - it's almost a given and understood.
As for the renders, they look hot - Looks like they are progressing with the design. I'm still considering pledging for one to mod given the PCB is likely to be very small indeed . Make for a cheap project board. Very tempting
The other thing to note is that the Kickstarter price will not neccessarily be the retail price of the Ouya. Actually it very rarely is, the kickstarter price is usually a reduced price to get interest and the project away. It's a , hey grab it now as when it releases it will be more. This has been the case for every Kickstarter I have seen - it's almost a given and understood.
As for the renders, they look hot - Looks like they are progressing with the design. I'm still considering pledging for one to mod given the PCB is likely to be very small indeed . Make for a cheap project board. Very tempting
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