While it might sound cool on paper, the idea of secluded PCs still has not seen any reasonable implementations, basically in the domain of desktop PCs. System may be on to something with its particular PC designs, however for desktops, seclusion is as of now an intrinsic characteristic, especially when you fabricate your own apparatus from scratch. Razer attempted its hand with Project Christine 7 years prior, yet no business versions have been released. Presently, Gigabyte believes that the ideal opportunity for measured PCs is upon us, and presents the Aorus Project Cielo.
Instead of focusing on an amazing desktop rig, Gigabyte proposes a convenient solution that combines 5G network with secluded design. The eventual fate of gaming obviously revolves around superfast connections, and Project Cielo comes with its own 5G recieving wire cunningly incorporated at the highest point of the chassis. With its wing-shaped design, the recieving wire can give lightning-fast connections when a wired solution is not helpful.
The versatile aspect is also emphasized by the inclusion of a battery module. Gamers can use the primary PC module at home, however they can also add the battery module for increased portability. There is also a third module that integrates a Bluetooth speaker. Gigabyte has not yet uncovered any specs for the primary PC module, yet it looks to arrive in a smaller than normal PC structure factor so it likely does not support very good quality components. Otherwise, it does seem to include a fair selection of ports, with the usual USB-A/USB-C connectors on front, and the video outputs plus the GbE jack on the back.
This looks like a versatile center point as opposed to a profoundly compact gaming rig. Gigabyte itself thinks that gaming PCs will ultimately advance into the data and amusement focus at home, so perhaps the thought here is to give wireless high velocity network to the whole house in a flawless and minimal bundle.
