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Probably, 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.

Yeah, it's great to see this kind of impact on other, way bigger vendors.

> 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). :)

HP EliteBooks 840/5 and 640/5 also have all that and hp publishes very nice videos how to take the machine completely apart

Those four things have almost always been replacement in many it not most thinkpads. This feels like pure marketing spin.

Actually, they had been moving towards towards soldering ram and SSD. So this is kind of a positive step back. Thanks frame.work ...!

It 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.