I Love GN videos and how they're not afraid to call out companies.
I'm wondering why they even went this way. I thought they were a good brand till I watched this.
It's about time. We switched to AMD at work because IT didn't want to deal with issues with current Intel chips.
My new router that I built is using Realtek instead of Intel because they screwed up the i225 NIC.
And they missed both the mobile play as well as the machine learning play.
And they failed to invest, so TSMC took the lead for what they had originally invested in by former CEOs.
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Don't forget the GPU Play
You can thank Apple's influence for changing the way TSMC operates & giving them the financial capital to change computing to where it is today.
https://semiconductor.substack.com/p/the-apple-tsmc-partnership
I may not be a fan of Apple Computers for numerous reasons, but I'll give credit where credit is due.
Oh now NZXT claims GN was confused
I feel sorry for these guys corpos suck
Human thought runs at just 10 bits per second, say Caltech scientists — that's why we are mostly single-taskers
Now CalTech Scientists have quantified how wide of a CPU is our "Inner Brain", the one that makes all the decision making.
It's a 10-bit wide equivalent CPU.
Now CalTech Scientists have quantified how wide of a CPU is our "Inner Brain", the one that makes all the decision making.
It's a 10-bit wide equivalent CPU.
Dunno if anyone's seen this yet, but this is one ugly keyboard. The Cybertruck of Keyboards! I have doubts that this is comfortable to use.
arstechnica.com
$2,100 mechanical keyboard has 800 holes, NYC skyscraper looks
No, four figures does not get you a numpad.
arstechnica.com
It's ugly looking, made for idiots who want to part ways with their $$$Dunno if anyone's seen this yet, but this is one ugly keyboard. The Cybertruck of Keyboards! I have doubts that this is comfortable to use.
$2,100 mechanical keyboard has 800 holes, NYC skyscraper looks
No, four figures does not get you a numpad.
Dunno if anyone's seen this yet, but this is one ugly keyboard. The Cybertruck of Keyboards! I have doubts that this is comfortable to use.
$2,100 mechanical keyboard has 800 holes, NYC skyscraper looks
No, four figures does not get you a numpad.
Looks very niche.... Ah just slap the word Gaming on the box it will sell
If you spill your drink on it, will it catch on fire, that can't be extinguished until it is completely consumed?Dunno if anyone's seen this yet, but this is one ugly keyboard. The Cybertruck of Keyboards! I have doubts that this is comfortable to use.
$2,100 mechanical keyboard has 800 holes, NYC skyscraper looks
No, four figures does not get you a numpad.
Does it get stuck between keystrokes?
Does it require constant software updates?
It does have the dumpster lid cyber truck look about it, though.
Probably the same audience as the Cybertruck, wanting a keyboard to match for their CyberComputers!
Sad thing is, I could see that happening a few years down the road.
If you spill your drink on it, will it catch on fire, that can't be extinguished until it is completely consumed?
Does it get stuck between keystrokes?
Does it require constant software updates?
It does have the dumpster lid cyber truck look about it, though.
At that price, you'd better hope it has auto-typing and anger detection that can sense when you're about to write angry words.
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it might be mechanical but those keys don't look like they'll give a good experience when typing and your first will simply slide about as they're domed rather than concave or flat.Dunno if anyone's seen this yet, but this is one ugly keyboard. The Cybertruck of Keyboards! I have doubts that this is comfortable to use.
$2,100 mechanical keyboard has 800 holes, NYC skyscraper looks
No, four figures does not get you a numpad.
It was designed for looks, not for typing comfort & ergonomics.
Oh definitely, I hate the bloody CyberTruck.Probably the same audience as the Cybertruck, wanting a keyboard to match for their CyberComputers!
It's such a FUGLY design.
Yeah, you're right. The keys look extremely cheaply made, almost as if they were a rubber membrane rather than solid plastic.
Don't forget all those holes
Oh yeah, the holes, although I can't quite see them in the zoomed in picture they show. Maybe it's the lighting.
But another thing are the keycaps which are sold for $415 separately... oof.
But another thing are the keycaps which are sold for $415 separately... oof.
Lesson learned today. Do not burn disks at higher speeds just to shave some time off.. Drop the speed and you get a much better result.
Seems to work perfectly nearly all the time.
Seems to work perfectly nearly all the time.
welcome to 2005.
