To me the e-waste is not even the biggest selling point, but rather the ability to configure the HW yourself and adjust to your needs, through the lifetime of t

To me the e-waste is not even the biggest selling point, but rather the ability to configure the HW yourself and adjust to your needs, through the lifetime of the laptop. Especially since I found myself having different needs over several years of usage. I.e. upgrading RAM or Storage at a later point (sad that this is even something special and worth mentioning today), but also change ports between usb-c, usb-a, ethernet, headphone jacks etc. I mean if you want you can build your own framework laptop that has 4 different headphone jacks with input/output (think streaming/podcasting setup).