> The point is that the technology for long life laptops has been ready for a long time. You're desperately moving the goal post to ridiculous places. It's lik

> The point is that the technology for long life laptops has been ready for a long time. You're desperately moving the goal post to ridiculous places. It's like claiming that walking on the moon is supposed to be considered normal just because the technology has been ready for a long time. That claim is irrelevant, isn't it? I mean, what good does a "technically it's possible" claim do if a) no, it's clearly not possible outside exceptionally rare circumstances b) the average consumer device is way behind any of those outlandish claims.