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System76 or Framework laptop?
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ever seen a laptop with micro-sd, full-size display port, full-size hdmi and a usb-c, that is also repairable and at least committed to making their mainboards compatible with core/libreboot?
well great, cause i haven't
The user lacked courage... Courage to put 6 3.5mm audio jacks on a laptop, never before seen
Don't forget about 2.5gbps Ethernet.
I have seen plenty of laptops with that many ports. A laptop I had back in the day had a full sized HDMI, VGA, Ethernet, micro-sd and several USB ports, and it was the same size as the framework.
The framework 13 would be a better laptop if they just included all the ports instead of making it modular. They could have done that.
Great! Can you buy a replacement motherboard to upgrade it to current-gen Intel or AMD? Laptops with that many ports are a rarity now. If you want to dispute my claim you can send me the model number of a sort-of recent laptop with
...you get the point.
How much are the replacement motherboards on a Framework?
@Kushia
@twei
You can find out on their site, frame.work https://frame.work/marketplace/mainboards
A lot 😄