Tim Geddes

Do the math on that.

It's not one-to-one, but I don't think this thing's going to be $600.

mean that's just where we're at right when we look at both the console side of like the ps5 pro and even the highest end graphics cards whether it's nvidia or amd it's this focus on upscaling it's this focus on ai it's this focus on yeah we're gonna hit the 4k we're gonna hit the 60 and all that stuff but there's gonna be a lot of tech going on in the background to make that happen it's not gonna happen the old-fashioned way so not surprised by any of that

No, it doesn't sound bad.

I mean, this sounds great.

I do.

Again, it does go back to like what blessed to saying, what is the price of this?

Because that I think is going to be the make or break of who this product's for.

Because we look at this, we understand who this product's for, but there is that, that pricing.

And I also think that there's just the reality that people are going to have to deal with that.

have talked about the, oh, just build a PC, just build a PC.

It's like, there's a price associated with that if you want that tech.

However, Steam has proven at this point that they know what they're doing and that they have the secret sauce to get SteamOS working with the Steam library, working with hardware in a way that is essentially flawless.

And I feel like

And I say that based on the experience with the deck.

I'm not talking about the old machines.

And they're even clearly saying we're separating from that.

This is a new future going forward.

And I have nothing but faith in this product being worth whatever dollar price they put on it because I guarantee they're not going to try to overprice this thing.

The goal of even making this is to get it into households.