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Sweet. Imagine if you could put that in a laptop, like you would change motherboards in a PC. Then when the specs get dated, you can switch it out for the next
by leke 4y ago
Sweet. Imagine if you could put that in a laptop, like you would change motherboards in a PC. Then when the specs get dated, you can switch it out for the next best thing while reusing the original hardware.
- heywire 4y agoLike the Framework laptop?
- snvzz 4y agoNot that one. The relevant specs aren't open / prevent third party motherboards, cases, etc. What the world needs is something like ATX or ITX specs, but for laptops. Then anyone can make laptops/cases/boards/psus/otherparts.
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- go_elmo 4y agoPaired with linux, an ode to joy
- snvzz 4y agoThat'd be nice, but having a standard form factor for swappable motherboards in laptops is a very separate problem than having cheap boards with RISC-V at all.
- black_puppydog 4y agoMNT Reform :)