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I’m happy to answer any questions anyone has on the connectors or other parts of Framework Laptop 16.
by nrp 3y ago
I’m happy to answer any questions anyone has on the connectors or other parts of Framework Laptop 16.
- crossroadsguy 3y agoNot a technical one. But are there any plans to make it available for the rest of us?
- nrp 3y agoWe’re continuing to add more countries a few at a time as we go. We recently added Italy, Spain, Belgium, and Taiwan.
- crossroadsguy 3y agoBy 'rest of us' I meant the third world. We also need better and more open hardware :)
- bubblethink 3y agoOn the keyboard, I see that insert, home, end, pg up, pg down keys, etc. are multiplexed. I hope there is a thinkpad like layout offered in the future where all these keys are dedicated keys.
- nrp 3y agoThe Input Module system means that it's possible to develop a module with additional keys that sits to the side of the keyboard. We have a few members of the community who have started on module projects that accomplish this.
- retrochameleon 3y agoAny plans for an ortholinear keyboard layout?
- baybal2 3y ago[dead]
- user_7832 3y agoMore of a broader/long term question, would it be possible to design/use a smaller motherboard? I recognise this is a bit of an unusual question, but the advantage of a small motherboard is being able to use it in all kinds of tablet/cyberdeck-esqe enclosures. Aaeon offers a 3.5” SBC with nearly every new generation of Intel processors, and while they’re commercial/industrial oriented (and therefore expensive), it shouldn’t be too hard for something like a common 4”*4” NUC form factor. A smaller board can fit a large laptop (and give more space for other components too).