This is really cool. At last someone has got away from the slab/block style PC, love the wireless design. I want one, NOW!
(Mon, 20 Nov 2006 02:44:55 GMT)
Jen
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Really, just ok. So many pieces to break.
(Mon, 20 Nov 2006 15:44:29 GMT)
A
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hawt.
(Thu, 07 Dec 2006 22:34:07 GMT)
Ongthrook Zul Threep
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The more I see it the more I like it. Which unit will hold the main board ? The screen unit might vent heat better, being upright.
(Sun, 10 Dec 2006 13:39:12 GMT)
Maii
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That looks awful, like some kids toy PC. I wouldn't want saomething that looks like that if I were a designer, even less so would I hire one who uses this.
(Sun, 10 Dec 2006 18:32:23 GMT)
Chris
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If this looks like a kid toy PC, I want to be a Kid FOREVER!!!
(Thu, 21 Dec 2006 01:34:44 GMT)
Alex
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Excellent. Just make sure it's as durable as it looks.
This is going to be insanely custom. I'd expect it to cost at least $7000. There's no way I'd pay that much for a PC when I can have a 350 dollar workstation and a 350 dollar netbook that does the same thing without the 'cool' factor.
This is really cool. At last someone has got away from the slab/block style PC, love the wireless design. I want one, NOW!
Really, just ok. So many pieces to break.
hawt.
The more I see it the more I like it. Which unit will hold the main board ? The screen unit might vent heat better, being upright.
That looks awful, like some kids toy PC. I wouldn't want saomething that looks like that if I were a designer, even less so would I hire one who uses this.
If this looks like a kid toy PC, I want to be a Kid FOREVER!!!
Excellent. Just make sure it's as durable as it looks.
THATS HOT. -paris hilton
This is going to be insanely custom. I'd expect it to cost at least $7000. There's no way I'd pay that much for a PC when I can have a 350 dollar workstation and a 350 dollar netbook that does the same thing without the 'cool' factor.