* Paperspace is running some sort of super low-latency system to serve me a VM in my web browser * The paperweight is a computer that runs such a web browser so I can attach it anywhere I have a monitor (like a raspberry pi?)
And you are correct. We provide you a desktop OS that we deliver directly to a web browser. Unlike traditional remote desktop protocols (i.e. maybe you have VPNed into your work computer from home, for example) we are developing a high-performance streaming protocol that makes this machine feel like its right in front of you.
Again though, I might just be dumb.
* Paperspace gives you a private computer in the cloud. You can access this private computer with any web browser.
* The paperweight is a $50 machine that does only one thing: run a web browser you can use to get to your paperspace cloud computer.
I am obviously not a good copy writer so those sentences are boring, but I think that's what I'd want to know when visiting your page.