Great, so now when I spill my coffee on the keyboard it takes out the whole thing.
this post was submitted on 07 Oct 2024
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Linglong lunar, what a name.
Sounds like a sterotypically Chinese woman in traditional dress in a neonoir cyberpunk story that takes place on the Moon. My name is "Linglong Luna". She's dating Don Lon from London.
Looks interesting, but the pricing puts it in the same ballpark as many handheld gaming PCs, and I'm failing to see a use case for this over one of those, unless you wanted the bit of extra speed for whatever you're doing. You could plug peripherals into a handheld pc just as easily.
The battery is way bigger than handhelds and you can plug vr glasses into it.
I can think of a few other scenarios where this would come in handy to buy, but it's definitely going to be a niche item.
Looks cool, but kickstarter. Also the article says it doesn't have a trackpad but what's that empty area on the right of the space key ? I really like the placement of that thing.
not adverse to that idea. but put a n100 in there to get the price down and sell it for like 200 bucks, then I'd be interested.