Can I play Three-Body on it?

This isn’t a treadmill for fitness so much as it is for immersion in VR.

I figure somebody got in trouble for using too much confident language in a press release about some other 'future tech' topic before this

What happened to turning on the TV and just pounding on a regular treadmill?

Reddit gushes over the idea of solar roads, sidewalks and the like. But they are so inefficient. It would be far cheaper to put the capital toward encouraging landowners and business owners to put them on their property in a more traditional configuration

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It’s a subscription model. Hard pass.

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These will not work too well in my opinion, if only for the fact that I know how filthy the tracks get from the oils/dirt that is deposited on the tracks. I live adjacent to a railway and they are filthy all the time.

It would take a lot of maintenance to keep them clean.

Isn't this just the same as the Kat walk, which has been available to the public for awhile

If only those panels could be placed in a more suitable location, where they are not only safe from debris falling and cracking them, but also grin all the vibration of the tracks that would cause micro cracks on them, or all the dust and dirt that would inevitably accumulate over them, or if only they could be placed on a better suited angle.

It's not like this system isn't orders of magnitude more complex, for no good reason, than simply putting the panels overhead, or besides the tracks where there's available space, or in many many other better suited places...

First we had solar roadways, and now it's solar railways, and it's not any less dumb.

I could never do that on rollerblades.

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>Solar panel installation along railroad tracks is not a novel concept. Photovoltaic components mounted on railroad sleepers are being tested by two additional businesses, Italy's Greenrail, and England's Bankset Energy.

>However, in partnership with EPFL, the Swiss Federal Technology Institute in Lausanne, Sun-Ways is the first to have patented a removable system.

>Danichert declares, "that is the innovation," according to him, the ability to remove the panels is necessary in order to perform maintenance tasks like rail grinding. Trains continue to travel along the lines without incident, thanks to rail grinding.

I mean with Samsung DeX you can get relatively close, at least for office use. All Office 365 products are available for Android so attaching this to a Samsung phone would make it a decent option.

Prices are so high for absolutely zero value increase over the previous gen. It's like they are pricing these gpus so we can buy used 2 years from now, for what they should have cost for right now. Waiting for 4070ti used for 500-600. Still a terrible value for the limited vram and memory bandwidth.

At what point will graphics quality in gaming plateau? I have the 3080ti and I’m blown away, I’d be happy with this forever.

People go for low hanging fruit and are always willing to ban something they don't care about doing themselves

Weren't the real ones giving users issues as well?

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/samsung-980-pro-ssd-failures-firmware-update

> The 980 Pro isn't even the best SSD afaik

well you don't want to fake the best of something, that makes people more suspicious by default. It's why many stores don't accept $50/$100 bills. If you fake the lower/mid end range stuff, people are less suspicious

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the sticker looks like shit in the picture

The 980 Pro isn't even the best SSD afaik. This just shows you how powerful Samsung as a brand name is.

Will we see fake Samsung fridges next?