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Can't you do the same thing with a Thinkpad?

• Eduard 4y ago
  (Putting aside that Thinkpad is a specific brand, whereas keyboard replacability is generally device-specific) Framework keyboard replacement guide: https://guides.frame.work/Guide/Keyboard+Replacement+Guide/83 https://guides.frame.work/Guide/Keyboard+Replacement+Guide/8... ThinkPad T470s keyboard replacement guide: https://support.lenovo.com/de/en/solutions/pd104683-removal-and-installation-steps-for-keyboard-thinkpad-t470s https://support.lenovo.com/de/en/solutions/pd104683-removal-... That Thinkpad model's keyboard replacement steps look way easier than Framework's.
• mcv 4y ago
  When I spilled a mug of tea on my Thinkpad, I didn't have to replace anything. Of course there are plenty of laptops that have tons of great features, including repairability, though many laptops have been getting less repairable in recent years (even Thinkpads), so a laptop that makes this a reliable core feature, especially if it even means you can swap ports around, apparently, is absolutely interesting.