Cyberdeck anyone? This handsome brick has a mech keyboard and an honest-to-goodness trackball.

Cyberdeck anyone? This handsome brick has a mech keyboard and an honest-to-goodness trackball.

[pixelking]

This would have been really cool back in 1995

[zackketz]

Remember when these were around $200 back in 2008?

[quid]

That's not a cyberdeck, that's just a netbook. We had those in like 2009.

[catt]

the fact that this chonker have more IO than most macs is hilarious lol

[ihoenyj]

Double it and give it to the next person

[sonsofkojimarip]

Nah, everyone hating on it, if I had an extra $900 I'd get one just to throw me back to the days of playing maplestory classic on a little baby Acer

[mickyarson]

Reading the comments i gather most don't actually get this things attraction

[mariofanlve]

This is the most... interesting design for a compact/small computer ive seen recently

[LoveInYourMouth]

MacBook Air - ahh yes now I can actually see my screen. Fantastic

[davidspade]

For 899 it's basically a complete rip off and waste of money

[kbhasi]

I heard about the original MNT Reform, and didn't know they made a smaller one!

[wolffang]

I feel like the jank-multitool-factor is supposed to be the point of a cyberdeck hobby project. A tiny laptop is just a tiny laptop.

[marcosdiogenes]

my problem with cyber decks is that they are almost always an ergonomic nightmare

[BoakyeMensah-koen]

How long does it last per charge when intensive used?

[intellectus]

Moral: After 100 years, you will still need a keyboard. Touchscreen was just a marketing sales gimmick.

[mistrotech]

Where do you get those keycaps? What are they?

[TchIdiot]

yall dont understand that this isnt meant for basic use, this is meant for tinkerers, programmers, engineers, and people of that sort- not people who just use tech as a tool.

[iztoksnipovsky]

compared to a 400˘dollar steam deck 4 core amd 3.5ghz 16gb ddr4 wifi bt 7inch display, opensource with linux and 256gb ssd ?

[legerdemain]

So cool, but I wish The Verge created more than a YouTube short about it.

[jellykid]

No one will suspect a hacker with those key switches.