Skeptics challenge "first" claim and voice scam concerns
3 Sep 27 10:16 PM · 1d ago · 7 comments · 1 source · development 3 of 4
Commenters questioned both Panda's claim to be the world's first personal AI computer and the legitimacy of the offer. One commenter suggested the 15-month shipping timeline was a red flag for a deposit-collection scheme.
“Not just vaporware but a scam to collect the $100 deposits and disappear.”
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The chat UI is duplicating the chatgpt/claude web chats, where you've got a list of chats on the left and each new thing you wanna do is expected to be a new chat, and maybe it has memories it writes to or can search chats to cross reference.I've been using these things a bit differently lately, more of a personal assistant - probably more of the…
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What justifies the claim of being "the world's first personal AI computer"? There are many computers catering to local AI on the market.
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Not just vaporware but a scam to collect the $100 deposits and disappear.December 2027 shipping date is hilarious for an AI hardware product.
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Shipping Dec 2027... I don't know about you, but at the rate of current pace, I don't know what to expect at the end of 2027.
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No way I can put any money down without knowing the specs. Unless I am missing something, I didn't see anything on the homepage.
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No specs. No examples of models it can run. No idea if any of the source will be available.Basically vapourware.
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This has to be a scam for normies to forget about the deposit they made by ship time.
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