I'm genuinely curious about who uses the Raspberry Pi distro on a x86 computer.
Does it exist only related to the development of the Raspberry Pi OS for aarch64 and armhf or there are people out there that choose Raspberry Pi Desktop as their main distro for their PC/Mac?
I know but this is a huge amount of money for a niche product. I'm not sure they're equipped to run their business like Teenage Engineering or another niche thing targeting the very wealthy
You could probably say the same about a certain brand of personal computer too.
It costs an absolute fortune, then misses some of the basic features "computers do". Upgrade the RAM? No. "people don't want that". Play video games? Nah (or maybe). Have an all around dumbed down garbage UX that literally does things opposite "just because"? Yep.
Market for bluetooth speakers and music streaming apps is saturated.
Their users base didn’t ask for this and they are unimpressed at best or even hangry.
The Polaroid company of today is a small company. I understand they are trying to diversifying their business and monetize their worthy brand but they are probably just wasting resources and damaging their brand: Polaroid should be all about instant photography not branding some lifestyle electronics from some OEM in China.
They are repeating errors from the past, they already failed two times trying this move.
I keep it in the off position, that should mean "all countries" but it still shows me results in Italian language, even if I search in English.
Google started doing that years ago, and it's quite annoying since I usually want international results.