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That pretty aptly describes how I feel about Framework laptops, as well. The difference is that these seem to be more cost effective, come with ports, and have
by washadjeffmad 4y ago
That pretty aptly describes how I feel about Framework laptops, as well. The difference is that these seem to be more cost effective, come with ports, and have better, longer warranties, offsetting how quickly costs get externalized to customers.
I'm afraid of this becoming a subscription service for hardware. Buy our chassis, now buy all the things that used to come with your laptop, and don't worry, when you feel your underpowered chipset lagging, you can pay the price of a new laptop to upgrade a single part.
But hey, that part is technically reusable so that's sustainable, right?
- hotpotamus 4y ago> I'm afraid of this becoming a subscription service for hardware. Seems to be the goal of cloud everything as a service.