What is it to
"Think quadratic."?
To "Think quadratic." is to go beyond the confines of tech manufacturers, bridge market segmentations, and achieve unparalleled productivity by balancing power, efficiency, versatility, and stability.
But what does that really mean? Let's break it down piece-by-piece and reveal our ethos.
Tech Manufacturers
We whole-heartedly believe the major tech manufacturers manipulate the market in their favor (with the help of the FCC) by:
- Omitting features in order to create "artificial demand" for vertical segmentations — desktops, laptops, tablets, smartphones, etc.
- Consolidating horizontal segmentations — casual users, professionals, Superusers — in order to push online, subscription-based services.
Tech Superusers
We also whole-heartedly believe today's tech Superusers have every right to create ways to overcome said manipulations by:
- Hacking hardware components in order to obtain the missing features and effectively fill the gaps left by the vertically segmented devices provided.
- Changing or writing new software code in order to maximize workloads and workflows and effectively break free of horizontal segment herding.
In short, we wish a true "all-in-one" existed.
Best of All, in One
The perfect "all-in-one" would balance the following core features:
Powerful AND Portable
The perfect "all-in-one" would be powerful enough to handle the average Superuser's workload no matter where they are on earth.
Efficient AND Encompassing
The perfect "all-in'one" would be efficient enough to keep pace with the average Superuser's workflow no matter the environment.
Versatile AND Variable
The perfect "all-in-one" would be versatile enough to adapt to the average Superuser's partiular situation without going obselete.
Stable AND Sturdy
The perfect "all-in-one" would be stable enough to maximize the average Superuser's productivity for the foreseeable future.
