OkiiHome 2nd Pre-Order at $2,299 (Approx. 3.07 Million Won): Feature Differences Among the Three AI Devices
Original headline2299달러(약 307만원) 오키홈 2차 예약…세 AI 기기 기능 차이
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Oki Home has opened a second round of reservations for its $2,299 home personal AI computer, a device that runs AI models locally rather than in the cloud. Per the official product page as of November 1, 2026, the machine is built around a 27-billion-parameter local model and an Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB GPU, with 32GB of system memory and 2TB of base storage. Reservations require a refundable $59 deposit, and the page also details remote access to the device from phones and laptops. The product sits in a three-device lineup differentiated by where input and AI processing occur: Wilo handles biometric signals, Nirva processes the wearer's voice, and Oki Home manages files and computing within the home. The launch matters as a test of consumer demand for premium local-AI hardware amid tight GPU supply from Nvidia. Watch for whether the second reservation round converts to firm orders and for final shipping specs and delivery timelines.
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