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> DIMM, keyboard, SSD and WWAN Basically a return to the status quo of 10 years ago, isn't it? I am inclined to believe that this (as well as Dell's Concept L
by schroeding 3y ago
> DIMM, keyboard, SSD and WWAN
Basically a return to the status quo of 10 years ago, isn't it?
I am inclined to believe that this (as well as Dell's Concept Luna) is a direct result of Framework's existence and may not have happened without them in this form.
- happymellon 3y agoProbably, and that's not a bad thing. I know that my next laptop would have been a switch from ThinkPads to Framework, and it probably still will be, but I know that there are plenty or organisations that can't move to Framework so having Lenovo fix this is great for many reasons.
- schroeding 3y agoYeah, it's great to see this kind of impact on other, way bigger vendors.
- cherioo 3y agoThose four things have almost always been replacement in many it not most thinkpads. This feels like pure marketing spin.
- thisislife2 3y agoActually, they had been moving towards towards soldering ram and SSD. So this is kind of a positive step back. Thanks frame.work ...!
- yread 3y agoHP EliteBooks 840/5 and 640/5 also have all that and hp publishes very nice videos how to take the machine completely apart
- m463 3y ago> Basically a return to the status quo of 10 years ago, isn't it? couldn't help but imagine: this is the start of the transition to LAAS - laptop as a service (via subscription/advertising). :)
- pjmlp 3y agoIt is like Bio being back to how we used to buy food before the big supermarket chains, although more expensive than it used to be.