Kentucky, Yum! ‘S famous fried chicken company. Trademarks And second place to the world’s largest restaurant chain by sales, it appears to be pressing ahead with its plan to launch KFConsole, a high-powered gaming computer that also keeps chickens warm. Designed to look like a fried chicken bucket overall, the PC features a high-performance game setup that supports virtual reality (VR) and 4K TV games, according to IGN and other sources.
Other specs include an Intel Nuc9 Extreme Compute element, 240 frames per second (fps) frame rate, and 1 TB SSD from Seagate, Engadget reports. Neither KFC nor KFConsole’s Cooler Master indicated the price at this point, but the Intel Nuc9 alone costs $ 3,100.
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The computer is also designed to keep Kentucky Fried Chicken meals on hand. The device features a tray containing a tray where chicken pieces can be placed to keep them warm while playing. Cooler Master indicates that the «Chicken Chamber» will use the «natural heat and air flow» system of the computer, allowing you to «focus on your gameplay and enjoy hot and crunchy chicken between rounds.» . «
The bizarre gaming gimmick echoes a modern device in the form of six packs produced by Anheuser-Busch InBev under the name Bud Light BL6 console. This hybrid creation, of which only one was built, functions as a gaming console, projector, and «Beer koozie» box. There is no indication of how many KFConsoles — «formed on KFC furnace fires,» says Cooler Master — that will be built.
This announcement is the second extraordinary KFC promotion that Yum! Brands this month. The first was 15 minutes short comedy titled A recipe for temptation In Lifetime, he appears in the fictional Colonel Sanders as a chef similar to Casanova.
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