full ack!
That's the point!
So why bitch about how "low" the resolution is when it is a non-issue unless you are chasing specs that will not improve the usability?
Since you answered that
Don't get me wrong, I think 720p is fine for the Pyra (I would't have preordered one otherwise)! But if "normal" people argue about the Pyra specs or the price, they don't do that because they are stupid. They are just not fanboys so they compare the Pyra to the latest smartphones.
The smarthphones that increase specs just so that their numbers are a little higher than the previous model, or the competition? There is a major difference in intended use between a smartphone and a Pyra. The Pyra should be looked at as more with the mindset of using the desktop and programs that go along with that. The screen is already pretty small, but it would be nearly unusable, as ED tested, due to default settings making everything too small. Since some of the software is coming from a general repo for many different devices it is unreasonable to think that everything will be changed due to the small screen of the Pyra. Even if that is done, as soon as you plug in a typical monitor everything will be huge and a waste of space. It isn't about being a fanboy, it is about being practical.
I still don't see the value of having 4K displays on any handheld device, other than to try to show off your specs, and what user does that, really?
Are we going to a nice, lovely box for Japan, like we did with the Pandora? or even use that kind of box for the UK/US etc...
I loved that box design
I was looking forward to a common brown cardboard box with the name, a place to mark which model the unit inside is, and maybe the logo. If ED wants more flashy stuff, I suppose he could go with a full color box with pictures and words all over it, like the one for the Pandora. That, and the wood box would look nice on a store shelf, but I am unlikely to see them on a shelf. It also might look fancy, however I have come to appreciate the simple brown cardboard box since more companies have started going with them.