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The design philosophy of Framework seems to be diametrically opposed to Microsoft's Surface. If there is a market for modular transformable tablets, is it larg
by neogodless 4y ago
The design philosophy of Framework seems to be diametrically opposed to Microsoft's Surface.
If there is a market for modular transformable tablets, is it large enough to cover the expense of research and development?
- jacknews 4y agoOpposed to microsoft's version of the concept, perhaps. To me, modular, upgradable, repairable fit the tablet form-factor even more than a laptop - you choose your own keyboard, mounting system (eg a folio case to use the combo as an actual laptop, vesa mount holes or adapter to stick it onto a monitor mount), etc.