The lovely bead-blasted metal wedge design of this computer will win retro-fans. But its AMD Ryzen 9 7940HS, 96GB DDR5 RAM and ‘Workbench’ Linux-based OS are also strong draws at $1,999.
See when I hear “developer terminal,” I immediately think headless thin client, where any “platform” proposal must be some kind of dxg mig-style shared resource architecture.
But they don’t mean that. They mean a physical dev-oriented machine you pay us to build. Given the slick isometric rendering’s apparent retro form-factor, I bet their engineer wanted to call it the “the ice-cracking deck” but marketing insisted they would be taken more seriously by developers if they used current terminology (incorrectly).
At least they’re all larping sci-fi in their own way. More power to them.
See when I hear “developer terminal,” I immediately think headless thin client, where any “platform” proposal must be some kind of dxg mig-style shared resource architecture.
But they don’t mean that. They mean a physical dev-oriented machine you pay us to build. Given the slick isometric rendering’s apparent retro form-factor, I bet their engineer wanted to call it the “the ice-cracking deck” but marketing insisted they would be taken more seriously by developers if they used current terminology (incorrectly).
At least they’re all larping sci-fi in their own way. More power to them.