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I have opened basically every laptop I own(ed) to replace memory/SSD and sometimes other components. The easiest to work with besides framework are my beefy thi
by the-grump 3y ago
I have opened basically every laptop I own(ed) to replace memory/SSD and sometimes other components. The easiest to work with besides framework are my beefy thinkpads. The sleek ones are a PITA.
My framework is both portable and the absolute easiest to work with. And the fact that the screen, keyboard, touchpad, battery are all readily available and easy to replace feels great.
Add to that the innovative configurable ports, and I can't really justify owning anything else.
Three things I hope framework addresses in the next generation: more max memory than the current 64GB, ECC RAM, dual USB-C adapters. If they address those, I might turn my workstation into a server and make this my primary machine.
- pdpi 3y ago> My framework is both portable and the absolute easiest to work with. It’s hard to overstate this. I bought the 13” DIY edition a few weeks back, and it was almost disappointingly easy to set up. I was expecting a bit of a project, but it took me about 40 minutes from opening the box to having Fedora installed and YouTube playing. And the chassis is as thin as my 14” MacBook Pro (15.95mm vs 15.5mm)