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Though I know the CPU itself has nothing to do with how the manufacturers build the laptops - I hope to dog that they make laptops that are as nice to use as th

Though I know the CPU itself has nothing to do with how the manufacturers build the laptops - I hope to dog that they make laptops that are as nice to use as the MBPs. High quality track pads, great high refresh screens, tiny adapters (or just use your mobile phone charger) and fantastic battery life. First class Linux support would make a "must buy" device. If they deliver on that, other than compatibility, it would be the best portable development environment available. Combine that with FEX and Proton, it might prove to be a competent gaming device. So much potential here, I shouldn't get my hopes up...

rbanffy 3y ago
> I hope to dog that they make laptops that are as nice to use as the MBPs. Judging from previous ARM laptops, I can't see that happening. There is no way to make Windows be as nice to use as macOS. > First class Linux support would make a "must buy" device. That'd be my only hope, but I'm not holding my breath. Unless it offers significantly better experience for the same amount of money, as much as I dislike the x86, it's hard to beat. Apple does it by offering exactly that.