Now we have software-remote-locked parts which, when replaced, won't work unless Apple approves them. [1]
I bet laptop manufacturers are on their way implementing parts pairing, and Intel surely is happy to provide a platform for this.
[1] https://m.gsmarena.com/iphone_15_pro_max_teardown_on_ifixit_...
Only withing warranty period, after that they dont care
I further assume without any data whatsoever that the speakers are bad (because all non-Apple laptop speakers are bad).
Anyone but anyone has a lot of catching up to do with Apple laptops right now.
Framework has a 2256 by 1504 resolution with the last Intel processors and 55/61wh battery for the 13' version
The power hungry is debatable but that's not a framework problem, is an Intel problem
Seems that not even HN is safe from Apple fan boys
However, the battery kwh number is less than the tdp kw of any of the 13th gen intel processors, so it may as well just hibernate when unplugged.
Also, I haven’t seen a reliable intel laptop for 12 years.
However, the Ryzen tdp kw is 1/2-1/4 the battery kwh, so it probably gets a few hours under heavy load.
I’d consider one, assuming the Linux taint bit is off. Do they run any of the BSD’s well?
It never was
>However, the battery kwh number is (low)
Eh, that's pretty much the standard , even macs start with 52kw
In some you see 72 and i don't really know how some companies can get 96 inside but hey
>Also, I haven’t seen a reliable intel laptop for 12 years.
There is nothing thst could change your mind
Ah, obligatory "BSD user being a twat any time Linux is mentioned" comment
For reference, 4K UHD is 3840x2160. The MBP16 is 3456x2234.
> The power hungry is debatable but that's not a framework problem, is an Intel problem
Nope, it would be my problem if I bought one.
Notebooks and tablets have different use case and distance they are used at
And while i would like 4k on everything just because we can make 4k phone screens you can't pretend 16k on notebooks
Because then i can shit on the mbp resolution because i can get a 4k dell
When?
Lenovo is promising this for customers or channel partners. Apple doesn’t have much of a sales channel, so the promise is similar to current in-store practices at Apple.
That machine later failed again and its replacement subsequently had a problem that required putting in a new logic board, which also required them shipping it off, so I was without a computer for about a week each time.
Although there are two Apple Stores within a 15-minute drive of my house, neither of them could handle a pretty straightforward repair on site.
Apple devices are "repairable" if you consider replacing an entire car engine for faulty spark plug as "repair"