Franko
Active Member
Now this may not work for everybody, but just go with me on this one for a while...
I have my Pandora (ALWAYS) in my pocket - I have baggy pants. No big deal. I have room for other things in the right pocket like a tiny bluetooth mouse and my foldable keyboard. Now we hear that Google Glass has released the kernel for it's hardware. What I'm wondering about is this - could the OP Team produce a multi-functional device that outputs current standards (hdmi, usb3, etc) and interface with them in the future - YES.
Now, what do we have NOW? A great product that already runs Android, we have bluetooth already, we could adapt cutting-edge technology to this platform. I'm not on this level yet to say that I'm a capable Linux user...still learning here. I'm mor of a thinker and some would say more of a loudmouth - I get that, but I'm excited about this computer that I hold...I was lucky and I did my due diligence. I've seldom run across problems that I can't fix. This COMPUTER needs a patient and conscientious user. Let's face it...it's not like putting Poptarts into a Toaster (which has 3 steps of ingredients BTW) - see Brian Reagan's take on that one...but cereally, I can't be happier with my purchase and I like to uhhh learn stuff. So what.
I have my Pandora (ALWAYS) in my pocket - I have baggy pants. No big deal. I have room for other things in the right pocket like a tiny bluetooth mouse and my foldable keyboard. Now we hear that Google Glass has released the kernel for it's hardware. What I'm wondering about is this - could the OP Team produce a multi-functional device that outputs current standards (hdmi, usb3, etc) and interface with them in the future - YES.
Now, what do we have NOW? A great product that already runs Android, we have bluetooth already, we could adapt cutting-edge technology to this platform. I'm not on this level yet to say that I'm a capable Linux user...still learning here. I'm mor of a thinker and some would say more of a loudmouth - I get that, but I'm excited about this computer that I hold...I was lucky and I did my due diligence. I've seldom run across problems that I can't fix. This COMPUTER needs a patient and conscientious user. Let's face it...it's not like putting Poptarts into a Toaster (which has 3 steps of ingredients BTW) - see Brian Reagan's take on that one...but cereally, I can't be happier with my purchase and I like to uhhh learn stuff. So what.