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No they won't, because Apple is out of reach for their pockets, and most OEMs still don't sell Linux powered devices on the shops people go to.
by pjmlp 7mo ago
No they won't, because Apple is out of reach for their pockets, and most OEMs still don't sell Linux powered devices on the shops people go to.
- tock 7mo agoThe Neo changes things. Only $600.
- pjmlp 7mo agoIt is 800 euros for 8 GB device, no thanks, especially in coutries where many dream of getting 1000 euros a month.
- littlecranky67 7mo agoDozens of youtube video reviews showing that the 8GB is not really a limitation for what most people need to do with the laptop. Heck I saw a review where the guy played minecraft on it with 20 rather hefty tabs in safari open, without any stuttering. So what is the actual limitation of a neo, and how to they apply to users in that price class?
- stackedinserter 7mo agoMaybe you don't need a laptop then, if your dream is 1000eur.
- pjmlp 7mo agoAh, too poor to play kind of argument.
- zarzavat 7mo agoIt's a computer released at the peak of the RAM crisis. Even Raspberry Pis are expensive now. That's just life.
- tock 7mo agoIts $600 in the states. $500 if you are a student. What is a cheaper but good enough alternative in your opinion?
- pjmlp 7mo agoI don't live in the states.
- tock 7mo agoWhat is a cheaper but good enough alternative in your opinion?
- pjmlp 7mo agoHere is one with 512 GB SSD, 16 GB, DirectX 12.1, Vulkan 1.3, under 500 euros, and enough connections without dongles. https://www.auchan.pt/pt/tecnologia-e-eletrodomesticos/tecnologia/informatica/computadores-portateis/portatil-hp-15-fc0089np-%2815.6-amd-ryzent-5-ram16gb-512gb%29/3941731.html https://www.auchan.pt/pt/tecnologia-e-eletrodomesticos/tecno...
- tock 7mo agoInteresting. You save 200 euros(in germany) but lose significant CPU performance. As long as its not a chromebook its usable.