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And it easily overheats when you put any pressure on it (except for Apple silicon, but many of us are not interested in that). Also zero configurability, upgrad
by homebrewer 2y ago
And it easily overheats when you put any pressure on it (except for Apple silicon, but many of us are not interested in that). Also zero configurability, upgradeability, repairability except for a couple of specialized devices like framework. Portability isn't important when you have no use for it — I used a laptop for about five years as my only computing device, and the total number of times it left my desk can be counted with one hand.
Personally, in my own bubble I know few people with laptops, most continue using desktops, especially IT professionals of any kind.
I don't play games newer than half-life 1.
- scarface_74 2y agoEvery x86 laptop has trade offs between heat, performance, weight, battery life and noise that is completely avoidable in 2025 with an M series Mac. Anytime I am forced to use an x86 laptop, it seems like using a BlackBerry five years after the iPhone came out.