the same way that removing a headphone jack is courageous, i guess

Y’know, I can’t think of a lot of adjectives to use for “all digital,” but “adorably” sure af is not one of them.

I think it's a reference to it's smaller size.

I wish they'd make the drive an optional add-on that you could buy later if you decide that digital only isn't for you, instead of using it as product segmentation. But that would be pro-consumer, so not gonna happen.

Fridge and Router. Perfect.
Now we need what? An oven?

Yeah, Xtube seems fitting(⁠ ⁠´⁠◡⁠‿⁠ゝ⁠◡⁠`⁠)

I could see the utility of the textured surface if it has the durability, but holy hell does it look bad if it's actually just cut in half for colors like that.

If that's just for demonstration and the split is more naturally contoured, maybe it's OK.

Disc's haven't seemed to matter in a while. "Pop in this game to download 35GB of game data" "download complete, please download 12GB update before playing game" "update complete, do you have code for expansion pack?, if so please download these 3 7-9GB updates" *phew only a tenth of a TB later I am playing the game

The vibrations a speaker can produce could be very useful for haptic feedback. If this is a speaker modified for that purpose with a thicker, heavier membrane I think it would work very well

Think like Nintendo's HD rumble. There's certain patterns it can do that make it sound like... sound. In Golf Story for example, the hits with the club, with the hd rumble on, you can perfectly hear the skins of hitting a club even with the audio of the game down. It's strange and great at the same time. The steam controller also used it for those turn on, turn off jingles you could have on, they also sound great.

Haptic feedback has everyone. How does it differ in any form from other controllers.
Pretty sure only the Switch and PS5 Controllers have something unique to vibration motors