Reyhn
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Awesome ! I hope all goes well for you ED.
So the final price shoulod be 600€~? If it's so, i think i am outThis has been about the expected price for a long time now.I hope also that the price will not be so high...
I seemed to have missed this also, ~450EUR or 500USD is pretty much the HIGH end (and was originally posted as the high end ballpark estimate) of what I'm actually willing to pay for something like this. All things considered, and understanding on how that price is generated with how much production, R&D etc costs. I'm a huge supporter of gaming handhelds, and even bigger of indy projects, but I sadly do have my own financial limits. I can't help but to question if I'm a minority in this mindset.Not fixed. Price will be something between 450 and 600 EUR, release... well, can't tell before the Prototypes have been done!
https://twitter.com/EvilDragon1717/status/613369698550448128
How much would one pay for a similarly powerful smartphone (I am curious)?
I see. 4g might be nice to have but would I actually use it? There is alot of wi-fi networks around these days.Yes, in Europe at least. In the US it's less clear, so 3G is probably a safer bet.
Slower, sure (than 4G), but I've used a HSPA+ stick on my laptop in the past and it felt fast enough compared to 56Mbps wifi over a fast enough ADSL link, albeit perhaps with slightly slower latency. I didn't test it for gaming, but it was enough for light browsing.Time will tell but 3g is old and slow.
Is that so?Nice for you, but that's not the point .^ I would probably use it often on the road. (3G/4G)
And I don't need to justify to myself about getting a Pyra.
I'm getting a Pyra!
It's as simple as that.
That's what work is for - what you put in is what you get out.
Super awesome being in-dependant, working for yourself.
I Am the boss of me.
And my boss says 'Son, as you are such a devoted employee, I have decided to get you a Pyra... on the house!'
Wow awesome! I love my job!
If I had the choice, I would use my own 3G instead of someone else's wi-fi network for safety reasons.I see. 4g might be nice to have but would I actually use it? There is alot of wi-fi networks around these days.Yes, in Europe at least. In the US it's less clear, so 3G is probably a safer bet.
Time will tell but 3g is old and slow.