Palmer Luckey Unveils BlueChip, Billed as First American-Made Computer in Decades
whurley · x · 2026-10-28
Oculus founder Palmer Luckey announced BlueChip, calling it "the first American computer in decades" — designed in California and built in America, with an all-American supply chain from glass, metal and silicon to batteries and workers. whurley reshared the announcement enthusiastically. Specs and pricing have not been revealed yet.
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