I've honestly had a lot of luck booting a Windows SSD on different computers.
The Xperia 10 mk7 has all of that for a fraction of the price.
Just like the Xperia 1 you can't officially get them in North America.
I'm not sure which specific issue you are referring too, but personally I had HW transcoding break with the new version and also direct play seem to also break with the newest Android TV version. Nothing with HDR would play at all, despite using an Nvidia Shield.
I rolled back both since I couldn't find anyone with similar issues.
Yeah their first two dedicated EV cars(for NAR anyways), ex30 and ex90, are pretty hated by most reviewers.
I thought my Asus G14 looked pretty normal.
Unfortunately it was a complete POS that never slept correctly or would randomly used the Nvidia GPU leading to like 2-3 hour battery life.
ThinkPad + Steamdeck is my new solution.
I flashed to mainline shortly after getting it. I didn't have any issues with stock firmware, only swapped because if the cartographer.
If you don't mind minor amounts of tinkering to get it good, it's been great since switching to the Cartographer.
Terrible bed adhesive. Cleaned the bed multiple times. Tried with and without glue sticks. It had over 2mm of deviation.
Prints would always warp on the right side where the aux fan was blowing on them.
I had a K1 Max I got directly from Creality in October.
It would print ASA okay, but PETG and PLA failed like 75% of the time.
Switched to a Sovol SV08 with a cartographer and I can't remember having a failed print since. I print almost exclusively in PETG now.
Linux runs on anything.
That is not correct. The DRAM is not part of the same die that the SoC is on. It is separate packages directly beside the SoC. The storage is also separate packages.
If it was all one die it would be huge and have poor yields.
The core technologies that UTDC (then Bombardier, now Alstom) took from this is still being used all over the world. The new Vancouver SkyTrain is still using Linear Induction Motors.