Not content to wait around for Razer's long-promised bread-scorching device, the interoperable RGB software experts at SignalRGB have created a toaster PC that is seemingly real and fully functional (at least in the computing sense). And in what might just be a viral marketing masterstroke, the company is giving away the system, along with a 10-port Thunderbolt 4 dock.
The PC is, quite literally, a desktop computer smashed into a conventional silver four-slot toaster chassis. To be clear, it does not make toast, as should be obvious by the RGB fan that blocks two of the bread slots. The front has been modified to include a full-blown Stream Deck, and perforations on the sides to allow the internal fans to circulate air past the components. SignalRGB also repurposed the ejection handles to control system power and restart functionality.
