I love that Chris was asking these questions. Its such a different laptop that I'd never expect a company like Lenovo to make. I truly hope this device makes it to market.
I worked in japn before and this is like common there hahaha they are obsess with being polite hehe but it has great amazing effect on my experience working there.
This is one of the most important tech segment for gamers. true portable pc gaming is a dream. I saw this dream coming to a reality slowly over the years. next few years are exiting where the battery technology and mobile graphics going to improve
GPD keeps improving and making good products, but they keep falling short in screen size, resolution, and graphics power. Over $1000 for 720p or x800 resolution isn’t good enough. Nintendo new that and charges $400 for the switch. I’m hopeful this can deliver on those shortfalls.
@@seanh9435 Yeah that's fair criticism. Also, GPD are having competition in their own quarters. I also see a lot of people looking into a new brand called AYA, but it has much less exposure, especially in English media.
I’m in America. I want one. Cost will likely be my largest consideration. I will view this mostly as a portable gaming system. It has laptop functionality, but I have a laptop. I don’t need that, and if I bought this, it wouldn’t be with the intent that it could replace my laptop. That being said, I wouldn’t get what would be for me a portable gaming device for $1000-$1500. It would need to be much less for me.
The more Intel and Amd are making laptops for CSGO players, the more I start to consider buying a Mac with the M1 chip. Hopefully the future M2 chip disrupts the industry so they realize there are people who want to make their future with serious devices. Not everyone plays Fortnite. Sure there's a lot od hopeful teens, but it's a very scarce and unrealistic demographic. People have hopes their next computer can help them land a portfolio or something more serious. The computer makers need to do some real advancement in the following years to make sure the hardware doesn't always bottleneck a software's creativity... M1 kind of shows what a company can do when they actually want to sell some degree of innovation... GG Apple and I swear I would never say this if the industry wasn't scamming us with RTX while milking our cash without significant bumps in performancwe!
You absolutely nailed it. Start.... End. Repeat.
I love that Chris was asking these questions. Its such a different laptop that I'd never expect a company like Lenovo to make. I truly hope this device makes it to market.
I swear everyone in Japan has a massive book shelf
"can I ask you a questi- "
"YOU NAILED IT!"
"I just wanna ask a ques-"
"THAT'S A GREAT POINT!"
I worked in japn before and this is like common there hahaha they are obsess with being polite hehe but it has great amazing effect on my experience working there.
This is one of the most important tech segment for gamers. true portable pc gaming is a dream. I saw this dream coming to a reality slowly over the years. next few years are exiting where the battery technology and mobile graphics going to improve
Small form-factor powerful gaming PCs are already available for a few years. Go check out the GPD Win line, for example.
GPD keeps improving and making good products, but they keep falling short in screen size, resolution, and graphics power. Over $1000 for 720p or x800 resolution isn’t good enough. Nintendo new that and charges $400 for the switch. I’m hopeful this can deliver on those shortfalls.
@@seanh9435 Yeah that's fair criticism. Also, GPD are having competition in their own quarters. I also see a lot of people looking into a new brand called AYA, but it has much less exposure, especially in English media.
USA here I'd love to have a chance to own the Lavie Mini. Give us an estimated price.
I’m in America. I want one. Cost will likely be my largest consideration. I will view this mostly as a portable gaming system. It has laptop functionality, but I have a laptop. I don’t need that, and if I bought this, it wouldn’t be with the intent that it could replace my laptop. That being said, I wouldn’t get what would be for me a portable gaming device for $1000-$1500. It would need to be much less for me.
Love the concept - I’d buy it. Wouldn’t mind seeing the bezels shrink tho - it’s 2021!
these viseos are freakishly long this year. Do u think we have time?
Great work keep it up
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Or you just buy a GPD Win 3 ....
My man really wants to show off those teeth.
The more Intel and Amd are making laptops for CSGO players, the more I start to consider buying a Mac with the M1 chip. Hopefully the future M2 chip disrupts the industry so they realize there are people who want to make their future with serious devices. Not everyone plays Fortnite. Sure there's a lot od hopeful teens, but it's a very scarce and unrealistic demographic. People have hopes their next computer can help them land a portfolio or something more serious. The computer makers need to do some real advancement in the following years to make sure the hardware doesn't always bottleneck a software's creativity... M1 kind of shows what a company can do when they actually want to sell some degree of innovation... GG Apple and I swear I would never say this if the industry wasn't scamming us with RTX while milking our cash without significant bumps in performancwe!
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2nd.
First? I guess so!
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