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this post was submitted on 28 Mar 2026
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Right but surely you still need a CPU and RAM at the very least to process the Remote Desktop connection.
I bit of ram, but then I'd imagine you only need some purpose built chip for the connection, input and display logic. Effectively you'd need little more than a chrome cast-like device.
Chips of any kind are the issue. All the silicon fabs are being diverted to cover these insane datacenter orders. Like they're backordered out over a year at this point. All to boost a tech bubble for a product that doesn't work
I'm going back to my old Mac III. Screw this nonsense