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KDJ-One is the enormous Game Boy with an audio workstation inside
Cyberstep’s KDJ-One, a moveable digital audio workstation currently in prototype mode, is the loud small fold in time. While we’re sincerely certain it will never see a light of day in your internal Guitar Center, we really do wish to instruct it the best. It combines a aesthetics of a few of the very favorite things: the D-pad, button layout, and chunkiness now reminded us of a strange DMG Game Boy. The keypad on bottom looks the lot like the tweaked chronicle of the Roland TB-303. And a program inside — pristine MeeGo — reminds us of a Tungsten-era Palm device crossed with a laptop from 1999. (But in a unequivocally great approach
A five-inch resistive touchscreen — finish with stylus — sits on tip of an Atom E640 CPU, 512MB of IMPEL, a 4GB SSD drive, and the pair of 2000mAh batteries. Oh, as well as it’s got a rumble container on the backside: Cyberstep assures us a QW Vibration System adds “the whole new component of force feedback to your song production knowledge.” The sampler / looper / sequencer manufacture program itself seems super-basic and flattering fun, although we could substantially squeeze a lot more production coherence out of the $300 netbook. But only look during that city slicker as well as discuss it us you don’t want to fist its little white cheeks. Yeah, exactly. Video after the jump.Cyberstep KDJ-One Mobile Audio Workstation Prototype
