Eve’s method of making the device manufacturing ideas communal came from a myriad of reasoning. First, consider the frustration when a new Samsung smartphone or Chromebook model comes out, and it has everything you want, but a terrible battery, or a missing microSD? Even worse, what if it has no USB Type-C port, or just one connectivity port all together? These frustrations leave people making decisions just out of habit and lack of option. It’s as if the industry, despite its resilience and vastness, is monopolizing against us. Furthermore, you know how you get that brand new smartphone, boot it up, and it has countless “goodies” already waiting there for you? Most brands pump your otherwise untouched laptop, tablet, or smartphone full of its own bloatware. Eve says the unnecessary apps and software cause reduced performance.
And so we have the Pyramid Flipper 2-in-1! Powered by Windows 10, this completely crowdsourced, 12.5-inch, 2160 x 1440p laptop/tablet was voted to contain an Intel Core M5 chip, Intel HD graphics, 8GB of RAM, 128GB and up of storage, 10 hours of battery life, USB Type-C with Thunderbolt 3, a variety of sensors, and a keyboard said to “have a few surprises”. The design is ready to move into production, and will soon be crowdfunded on Indiegogo. Could the “Eve Way” start a revolution in how our devices are made? Soon we will know more about this device, and once the crowdfunding begins, it will be interesting to see if the idea of democracy becomes a success.