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Marques Brownlee reviews the Nothing Phone 2
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The nothing phone never got me really excited
The concept was neat but not great.
Framework laptop remains my new hope for the future of laptops tho.
I'm with you. Framework repairable/upgradeable laptops are super exciting. For a while, I thought they had a phone in development. Is that still a thing?
Fairphone is already doing it.
Phoneblocks/Project Ara wanted to do that with phones but it wasn't actually viable at the time.
Fairphone is doing something like this
Ara was viable technically, but isnt profitable enough for major companies to be interested.
I have a framework laptop. It is awesome. I would recommend it to anyone!