Wrath Of Khan
Soul soother...
Yes I know of the optional 3g/4g module. But anything more than that and ed might have a hard time selling two vastly different models.+1Would make sense to get a wider audience that may be scared by the high price of the Pyra. And since the Pyra is compared modular, it should not be that much of an issue to start with two different priced versions. I would buy the "basic" version by the way.And I would suggest to make two models of the Pyra, a cheap base model and a more expensive premium model. Features of the base model:- 4GB (or maybe 8GB) fast eMMC, enough to install a decent base OS (after all that's still much larger than the Pandora NAND), but not much spare room- no 3/4G- wifi with 2.4GHz only- cheaper than the premium model (e.g. 450 EUR) Features of the premium model:- 16GB (or maybe 32GB or even 64GB) fastest-possible eMMC- 3/4G module- wifi with 2.4GHz and 5GHz channels- all other tech specs identical to the base model- 250 EUR more expensive than the base model (e.g. 700 EUR) This is just a completely made-up proposal, and just my personal opinion.I would personally want to get the premium model, but I think it's good to have a more affordable option that still has all the essential features, in particular for people who intend to still use a phone or tablet as primary internet device. Or if you're mostly interested in retro-gaming/emulation, then there's no need for lots of internal storage and fancy internet options.ED already confirmed that he want to offer 2 versions of the Pyra, one with 3G/4G and one without.I just wonder if maybe the market is too small for two models of the Pyra. It also still depends on the final price of the current model proposed by evil dragon.If it happened, two models, I'd be in for the premium model.