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If you view the Pyra as a mobile phone then it is underpowered, a weird form-factor and lacking peripherals (cameras). Main competition here would be from the NVidia Shield like devices. If you view the Pyra as a handheld gaming console then it is very powerful.

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Until the convergence vision takes off, the majority of people will not be running desktop versions of their software on a phone, while this is totally a normal thing to do on a Pyra or Pandora. A desktop/console hybrid intended to be used as such. It is a totally different class of device. The important thing to note here is that the issues he raises are not selling points for typical Pyra customer. In a combative mood today, ekianjo? The guy has some valid points which many consumers will share. If this alone does not convince you then maybe it is not the right product for you.

The major selling point of the Pandora and Pyra over the mobile phones are the gaming controls, physical keyboard and open OS. I agree that USB cameras are non-optimal (and yes, that is an understatement). Unfortunately quite a few vocal community members argued against it and paired with space and cost limitations (as you say yourself, it is already an expensive unit) this was not included. I share your opinion on the camera, but it seems that ship has sailed.

So far my impression was that quite a few community members voted for the more future proof 5Ghz. I'm not sure what the final verdict is on 2.4Ghz vs 5Ghz Wifi.

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This will allow the team to create faster units without having to upgrade the case, display and attached peripherals. The pyra design takes upgradability into account and has a separate CPU board which houses the system-on-chip.

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This is slightly offset by the fact that it does not have the overhead of Android but still it will be slow in comparison. So indeed, the Pyra will always be behind smartphones in terms of raw performance numbers.

It is unfortunate that the latest and greatest chips cannot be purchased in low-volume. I want to see that the same errors the pandora suffers from will not be present on the pyra. People explaining me that the hardware is totally fine and that I will be able to use Pyra as a gaming console but also as a laptop replacement. I really expect some answers that shows me how wrong I am. I can understand that we are not an Asian giant, and we have to pay more for the same hardware because we are not going to produce 50k devices, but I expect something that is going to cost more that 500в‚¬ to be at least solvent for common tasks nowadays.ДЄs I said, I am not writing this to complain.

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They are even able to emulate PS2 or game cube, tasks that I seriously doubt the Pyra will be able to accomplish. You can do almost anything with a cheap smartphone. Any smartphone in the range of 200 - 300в‚¬ has more brute force and better hardware than the Pyra will have. Answers like 'buy an usb dongle' or 'use an usb webcam' are so common that I am scared. Some examples about this are the lack of a camera, a wifi chip of 2.4Ghz instead of 5GHz and the use of micro-usb when we are already moving to usb-c. I have been following the Pyra for some time now, and I see that things are going the same way, and what is even worse, community usually prefers a cheaper piece of hardware (usually less than 5$ difference) rather than a 'future proof' component. Pandora is totally dead right now: no hardware replacements, no WiFi drivers, you can't even buy a new one if you want to. The only thing great about it in currently are their controls, the form factor and the community. Pandora on the other hand is an absolutely outdated piece of hardware which I payed more than 500в‚¬ for it: 800ењ†00 screen resolution which is bad for almost any task, slow web browsing most of the times, bad wifi signal with slow download speed. Today my galaxy note 8 is a decent piece of hardware capable of almost any task in the day to day: fluid web browsing, good graphics gaming, video playback (yes HD), video conference, hdmi video output, remote file management, decent wifi signal and the screen resolution is perfectly fine. I bought my Pandy on 2013, more or less the same year I bough my galaxy note 8.

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Please don't understand this as a complain, I am writing this because I am really worried about this topic.Дon't misunderstood me, I love my pandy and I will buy a Pyra for sure, but I am a bit concerned about the hardware and the feeling that on this community any 'external usb gadget' is fine for a portable device.