In for one P16s OLED 64GB. Crazy good deal! I hope it stacks with my Amex Offer 15%! Many thanks for posting this!

Hello everyone,

I hope you're all doing well. I'm reaching out to the community because I'm currently facing some critical issues with our data center that are severely impacting our operational efficiency and project timelines.

Our team relies on our data center for hosting crucial applications, managing large datasets, and ensuring business continuity. However, we've been encountering several challenges that are causing significant disruptions:

Cooling and Power Management: We're struggling with effective cooling and power management, leading to overheating and unexpected shutdowns.
Network Latency: There's noticeable network latency and slow data transfer rates, which are affecting our real-time processing capabilities.
Scalability Issues: As our data needs grow, our current data center setup is not scaling efficiently, limiting our ability to expand operations.
Maintenance Downtime: Frequent maintenance and unexpected downtimes are disrupting our workflows and delaying our project deadlines.
These issues are not only delaying our current projects but are also causing frustration among team members and stakeholders. I'm urgently seeking advice on the following:

Best practices for effective cooling and power management in data centers.
Strategies for minimizing network latency and improving data transfer rates.
Tips for ensuring scalable data center infrastructure to support growing data needs.
Recommendations for reducing maintenance downtime and improving data center reliability.
Any insights, experiences, or suggestions from those who have tackled similar data center challenges would be immensely valuable. Your support could make a significant difference in helping us resolve these problems and enhance our operational efficiency.

More Wh in the battery? Cool - it was needed!

For those that are inexperienced in how the market generally plays out, here's a few reminders and hints.

Back in the day, "Palm" made a killing and invented the 'Personal Data Assistant' market. Many/most of their devices were <$200 until Microsoft and a army of OEM's jumped into the market. Soon HP and others were trying to sell >$1000 "PDA's".

Then the "smart phone" was invented and rendered the PDA obsolete.

Least anyone forget that the ACTUAL COST of "Smart Phones" from the major OEM's push >$1000+ price tags these days.

While I'd agree that the "sweet spot" for handheld gaming is <=$300-400 and few (if ANY) of the current "handheld gaming PC" OEM's can really reach that price point what we are left with is ~$1000 'handhelds' with VERY limited market. (after all for a killobuck you can get a MUCH BETTER performing last generation Laptop!!!)

So as Nintendo and Steam Deck have shown that there IS a market for handheld gaming devices, we get to watch the major OEM's try and FAIL at making money in this market. :)

Ich würde echt gerne an der Crowdfunding Aktion teilnehmen, aber gewisse Alarmglocken schlagen einfach an:
- Erste CF-Aktion des Anbieters
- Anbieter hat noch nicht einmal eine Webseite
- 60% Rabatt? Rly? Dürften sie beim Regulären Preis entweder eine Riesen Marge haben oder aktuell mit Verlust verkaufen.
- CF-Seite zeigt an das nu noch wenig Bestand vorhanden ist. Aktualisiert die Seite nach einigen Minuten nochmal, dann ist plötzlich wieder mehr verfügbar.

Das ist ja erstmal nur eine Crowdfunding Kampagne. Man kann nicht bestellen, sondern nur auf der Crowdfunding Seite (indiegogo) Geld zur Unterstützung einzahlen und hoffen, dass das Ding auch tatsächlich geliefert wird.
Man hat aber keinen Rechtsanspruch auf irgendetwas wenn man das Geld bezahlt.

Ist halt ein Risiko. Das Ziel der Kampagne wurde aber bereits erreicht, sodass eine Lieferung wahrscheinlich ist, es sei denn das Ganze ist eine Betrugsmasche...

2,5 Slots, 30,4x15,1cm... Interessant, was heutzutage so alles als ,,kompakt" durchgeht. Das ist ja wie bei Smartphones und Autos.