Was ist denn am diesem Preis attraktiv? Dafür kann man auch Synology haben und muss sich nicht mit fehlerhafter Xiaomi Firmware und Apps rumschlagen.

Quote from: Professional Glazer on Yesterday at 11:30:48Oh and:

Are there any more arguments left to defend Valve? They can't even get sponsored YouTubers who got sent machines free to glaze it effectively. Lmao.

No defense of Valve here. The box was never going to do 4K (much like MOST systems being sold today).

As far as "costs" and "profits" I see the long standing myth continues. LOL!!
(a quick hint is Amazons marketplace where no-name mini-pc's can be had for a 'song')

While there WAS HOPE that Valve's Steam Machine might help bring additional support for Linux Gaming in general it would appear that it will be a novelty purchase if anything.

I wouldn't advise anyone to buy this kind of device. That's a given that it's not for me, but really, if I want to have peace of mind, I wouldn't trust any person I know with this. It's a recipe for disaster when it becomes unbearably slow or when anything fails in it.

They're aiming for the MacBook Neo, that's obvious. But at least the MacBook Neo looks like it's a trustworthy device. One that you know will keep on working. Hell, even Apple made a device with replaceable parts (even if they're Apple parts, expensive, etc. but you can advise someone to get it fixed in a repair shop).

Nah, really, the one thing I value most about a computer is trust. Trust that I'm not becoming the repair guy. And for the moment, Microsoft doesn't deliver trust.

Hmm, why bother for a 1" difference?  People that would want a smaller surface would want a 10" Go.