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EmuDeck retro gaming mini-PC crowd funder ends in tears after ‘nobody bought it’
(www.tomshardware.com)
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Clearly...its upselling already made hardware and they throw in a 3d printed shell. Why would anyone buy it? Didn't even look like a good 3d print. Layers are very visible.
That is a "3D Printed prototype" used as the article header image. All other images of the device look to be injection molded.
I would hope so.