I did like my late-90s Dell Latitude where I could replace a CDROM module bay with a 2nd hard drive or battery. It was even hot-swap if I recall correctly. Tha

I did like my late-90s Dell Latitude where I could replace a CDROM module bay with a 2nd hard drive or battery. It was even hot-swap if I recall correctly. That said, these days I know exactly what I want in a laptop and most mid-spec+ laptops have an abundance of what 90% of users need.