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In Topic: New OS X compatible motherboard -> QUO

06 April 2013 - 04:50 PM

View PostItWasLuck3, on 31 March 2013 - 09:21 PM, said:

Because you can't buy it on Amazon or Newegg, so Tony isn't making commission on its sale :D

Its Kickstarter - If anything Tony and everyone should encourage such innovation and give a lot of feedback and once this is Kickstarted and well done - who knows the next thing we will see is Newegg and Amazon have it as well.

In Topic: Lenovo ThinkPad T420 with UEFI Only

31 March 2013 - 09:28 PM

Can you outline the following things in your first post?

- Which model(s) of T420 / T420 s is this working for ? Has been tested? Should work for?
- What components are working/ not working/ working natively/ need kext/ drivers/ hacks?

I am considering buying a T420 or T420s but I'd like clarity on which models/ components are working etc.

In Topic: [GUIDE] Thinkpad T420 with (Mountain) Lion

31 March 2013 - 09:21 PM

Any fixes and status for other models of T420 ? What about T420s?

In Topic: New OS X compatible motherboard -> QUO

31 March 2013 - 09:17 PM

View PostWhatTheTech, on 30 March 2013 - 03:41 PM, said:

Kickstarter is not a presale system, and they don't claim to be. Their goal is simply to provide a platform for promoting a vision, and tracking any subsequent funding of said vision.

They should not be considered a pre-order system, and there are in fact regulations in the United States about making distinctions between a "pre-order" and an "investment". Kickstarter is an investment system, as described in their documentation, but they make the point to mention that they are only allowing for start-up investment with no share/stock returns for any investors.

Just for clarification...



No, because they are still in the pre-production stage. I don't know how many finished motherboards Quo has on hand, but I suspect that right now they only have prototype/first run boards for testing purposes. If they're shipping out in June, I can't imagine that they actually have finished motherboards in the quantities needed to ship on a regular basis.

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As a side note, it seems that Tonymac's website has shut down all discussion of this board, and deleted an account associated with Quo. It's pretty hilarious to use the search function on that site - 50% of the things I search for result in a "not found" or "no access to this", even though it will show up in search results. Apparently nobody told them that this was a Gigabyte project...

Pre sale or Experimental - We can keep changing words - This system encourages Innovation and at the same time VALIDATES that DIRECTION by having EARLY ADOPTERS .. INVEST in the DESIGN, MANUFACTURING as well as PURCHASING of it.

To invest in an Initiative and then not find a VALID market has a loss factor. But to have the MARKET demand and VALIDATE by PRE-BUYING/ INVESTING gives the Innovators incentive to try NEW STUFF.

The words of Invest v/s Presale can be argued, but it is a gray area and the fact is it is a very INNOVATIVE and CONDUCIVE gray area that works.

PS: Why did TonyMac forum ban discussion of this board? Do they lose something from it? Couldnt they just create a single STICKY thread for it?

In Topic: Bare Metal Hypervisor - Run Win7 + Ubuntu + OSX at the same time

24 March 2013 - 09:25 AM

I know this thread is old but I have rarely found very many people discussing how amazing it is to have a BareMetal Light Virtualization Platform on which we can run VMs of different OSes.

I have just installed XenClient (I think 4.x or so) and I like the concept. I'll see how the implementation suits/ works for thing things I am trying to do.

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