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Building Panda, the world's first personal AI computer moe@pandax1.com
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moezee1··on Show HN: Panda, the world's first personal AI computer
Just saw your youtube channel, would love to connect (x.com/officialmoezee)

It will have an internal operating system, that can be accessed in debug mode by more technical users, we believe in the right to repair, overclock etc.

170 W

moezee1··on Show HN: Panda, the world's first personal AI computer
Dropped the specs in a standalone comment
moezee1··on Show HN: Panda, the world's first personal AI computer
This is what I mean, the non-technical consumer doesn't understand any of that, their understanding of AI stops at ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.

Some of them might've heard of open claw when it went viral but they definitely don't know what it is or how it works

moezee1··on Show HN: Panda, the world's first personal AI computer
Posted the specs as a standalone comment
moezee1··on Show HN: Panda, the world's first personal AI computer
Hi,

We left the specs out because the landing page was made for non-technical consumers who aren't aware of the hardware required in general.

Here are the specs: Processor (SoC): AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 Memory: 128 GB LPDDR5X-8000 Motherboard: custom Storage: NVMe SSD, 4 TB: WD_Black SN850X 4TB

Rest is basic: ethernet, usb c ports, wifi module, power supply

Inference engine: llama.cpp

Models: A fast default for chat, email and calendar: a 30B-class mixture-of-experts model like Qwen3-30B-A3B. A larger model for harder tasks: gpt-oss-120b. A coding model: Qwen3-Coder-Next.

The late release date is specifically to fine tune the experience for the non technical consumer, someone who wouldn't know what model to switch to for what task. We want this to be a seamless out of the box experience. UI/UX is very important here. Another reason for the late release is the chip cant be bought off the shelf and need AMD to sell us the chip at a certain volume

moezee1··on Show HN: Panda, the world's first personal AI computer
Hi, posted the specs above
moezee1··on Show HN: Panda, the world's first personal AI computer
this is true, but the average consumer is not as concerned about the difference between frontier and where open models are today. We believe that as things move forward open source models are going to become a lot more efficient. The panda is also not limited to one person, a whole household can use panda
moezee1··on Show HN: Panda, the world's first personal AI computer
You can only reach it from outside if you choose to set it up that way, by default it's local only.

No speaker, vent.

moezee1··on Show HN: Panda, the world's first personal AI computer
right now it's qwen, gpt-oss and ollama

Yup users will be able to switch models

moezee1··on Show HN: Panda, the world's first personal AI computer
You have the control that you have over any open source model
moezee1··on Show HN: Panda, the world's first personal AI computer
Yes but they don't have an out of the box experience for consumers, they're still mostly used by technical folks
moezee1··on Show HN: Panda, the world's first personal AI computer
definitely not a scam, we're using feedback on this thread to change the landing page and add more details
moezee1··on Show HN: Panda, the world's first personal AI computer
Hi,

We left the specs out because the landing page was made for non-technical consumers who aren't aware of the hardware required in general.

Here are the specs: Processor (SoC): AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 Memory: 128 GB LPDDR5X-8000 Motherboard: custom Storage: NVMe SSD, 4 TB: WD_Black SN850X 4TB

Rest is basic: ethernet, usb c ports, wifi module, power supply

Inference engine: llama.cpp

Models: A fast default for chat, email and calendar: a 30B-class mixture-of-experts model like Qwen3-30B-A3B. A larger model for harder tasks: gpt-oss-120b. A coding model: Qwen3-Coder-Next.

The late release date is specifically to fine tune the experience for the non technical consumer, someone who wouldn't know what model to switch to for what task. We want this to be a seamless out of the box experience. UI/UX is very important here. Another reason for the late release is the chip cant be bought off the shelf and need AMD to sell us the chip at a certain volume

moezee1··on Show HN: Panda, the world's first personal AI computer
Hi,

We left the specs out because the landing page was made for non-technical consumers who aren't aware of the hardware required in general.

Here are the specs: Processor (SoC): AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 Memory: 128 GB LPDDR5X-8000 Motherboard: custom Storage: NVMe SSD, 4 TB: WD_Black SN850X 4TB

Rest is basic: ethernet, usb c ports, wifi module, power supply

Inference engine: llama.cpp

Models: A fast default for chat, email and calendar: a 30B-class mixture-of-experts model like Qwen3-30B-A3B. A larger model for harder tasks: gpt-oss-120b. A coding model: Qwen3-Coder-Next.

The late release date is specifically to fine tune the experience for the non technical consumer, someone who wouldn't know what model to switch to for what task. We want this to be a seamless out of the box experience. UI/UX is very important here. Another reason for the late release is the chip cant be bought off the shelf and need AMD to sell us the chip at a certain volume