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I'm not sure I exactly follow your logic - do you think that price is insane(ly high)? or insane(ly low)? If it's high, why would you want to order it when you
by thekombustor 3y ago
I'm not sure I exactly follow your logic - do you think that price is insane(ly high)? or insane(ly low)? If it's high, why would you want to order it when you get laid off?
- ar_lan 3y agoIt's low compared to Apple (which is the only comparison I'm making). The cheapest I can find that is comparable is an M1 Macbook Air which, for the same price point, comes with 16gb RAM + 256gb storage, or an M2 Macbook Pro w/ 8gb RAM. "Insanely low" is definitely an exaggeration but in the modern day this just seems pretty reasonable for what appears to be decent specs - plus I just really like Framework's model.
- kcb 3y agoApple, where NAND flash and RAM costs are stuck in 2013.
- neurostimulant 3y agoWhy though? Are they using higher endurance NAND with better controller?
- wmf 3y agoNope, Apple just likes profit.
- endorphine 3y agoNot parent poster but my reason is that I use my job's workstation as my personal laptop as well; so as to avoid getting yet another laptop (minimalism and all that).