No specs. No examples of models it can run. No idea if any of the source will be available.

Basically vapourware.

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.

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 OpenClaw setup I'd guess, though I haven't used OpenClaw. I have my macbook running constantly and it has a session running for reach of my projects, plus one session called pa (personal assistant) which is set up to track tasks and to talk to all the other sessions.

The pa is the only session I directly interact with anymore. It's got it's own Signal account and a single Signal chat is the way I interact with all my sessions. Actually, there are a few sessions run on other machines too that it knows how to get to, but mostly it's just the per-project sessions on my macbook.

I think that's how I'm gonna want stuff like this to work - mostly in one single text thread that delegates to the others. The others don't have to be totally invisible, being able to drop into them individually would be fine as long as it doesn't interfere with the simplicity of the main thread.

Hi,

We left the specs out because the landing page was made for non-technical consumers who aren't aware of the hardware required in general.

Here are the specs: Processor (SoC): AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 Memory: 128 GB LPDDR5X-8000 Motherboard: custom Storage: NVMe SSD, 4 TB: WD_Black SN850X 4TB

Rest is basic: ethernet, usb c ports, wifi module, power supply

Inference engine: llama.cpp

Models: A fast default for chat, email and calendar: a 30B-class mixture-of-experts model like Qwen3-30B-A3B. A larger model for harder tasks: gpt-oss-120b. A coding model: Qwen3-Coder-Next.

The late release date is specifically to fine tune the experience for the non technical consumer, someone who wouldn't know what model to switch to for what task. We want this to be a seamless out of the box experience. UI/UX is very important here. Another reason for the late release is the chip cant be bought off the shelf and need AMD to sell us the chip at a certain volume

This has to be a scam for normies to forget about the deposit they made by ship time.

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.

Really needs some details on what hardware is in there / what models it can run.

What justifies the claim of being "the world's first personal AI computer"? There are many computers catering to local AI on the market.

Interesting, I've thought of setting up something like this. I would agree with the other comments I want to know more about what is inside the box. Also waiting 12 months for them to start shipping sounds like a long lead time. Is it still a personal computer without a screen and an operating system? How many watts is the Panda?

I love the idea of this. But things are moving too fast and $20 / month to have a frontier model is something a $3000 non upgradeable black box running an open source model can't compete with.

Pretty cool idea. I'd love to see more about who the team is and how the open source models underneath it work and if they can be swapped out.

hm so it can be reached from anywhere outside, which is scary. It appears to have a speaker or open vent on top but no audio/voice/tts/stt capability?

If I had a device "all AI" for home, stt/tts would be my minimum requirement. Being able to reach it from outside, that's a negative mark for me.

I want this to be a thing, but a $3000 non-upgradable box is not the way we’re going to get there.

Is this a Magic Jack class thing?

It's not the first if it doesn't ship now.

nVidia DGX and AMD Strix Point have been out for months already...

Wonder how much RAM

How much control over the AI does the end user have? Can I direct the AI in any way I choose (ie., tell it do "evil" of some sort)?

This looks like it could be very useful for about 3 months. If you're lucky those 3 months will occur after it launches.

Pretty cool! Which models are you running locally? Can users pick/change between models?

Can we see the specs, or if there are other variants?

shipping next year with prices from last year, good luck delivering on that price point

Stop the environmental damage of data centres by... Making extra hardware and moving inference to a less efficient area? This only makes sense if you're on off-grid solar.