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I'm very hopefully for this company. I just hope they drop the passive aggressive "block" remarks. Maybe its me but I suspect they're referring to decade old T
by waheoo 6y ago
I'm very hopefully for this company. I just hope they drop the passive aggressive "block" remarks.
Maybe its me but I suspect they're referring to decade old ThinkPad that have since evolved a lot to thin performance beasts.
Passive aggressive remarks towards things your target market holds nostalgia for is likely not going to end well.
It's also setting themselves up for failure if their cooling solution doesn't beat a modern ThinkPads dual fan solution.
The aluminium case is also extremely questionable. Is your target demo thinkpad users or Dell users that want to take things apart. Hate to break it to you but Dell users don't give a fuck. It's why they have a Dell. Most think pad users value plastic chassis. They're lighter (13" at 1.3kg, are you nuts?) more durable, and more palatable on your lap when they warm up they're also more cost effective.
- sanitycheck 6y agoHi, Dell Latitude user for 20+ years here. I buy them because they're easily upgradable and I can get parts after the (excellent) warranty expires. It's true I don't give a fuck about aluminium! Dell started soldering RAM in the past couple of years though, so if this thing exists when I next need to buy a laptop and it remotely justifies its high price I'd be interested.