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[Video] A COMPLETELY Upgradeable Laptop?
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This is a step in the right direction. Next, they need to make an upgradable 17 inch laptop with upgradable CPU and GPU modules! It's possible…
Yeah it needs a AMD option at the very least at the same time with a touchscreen release. I am waiting for order in europe
This is how things should be, this is how things could be.
Is this a German company? Because this screams German engineering
The upgrade thing is not the biggest sell for me. The amount of laptops I've seen where liquid spills have fried the motherboard, rendering everything else e-waste. If you're lucky enough to find a replacement motherboard great. But then you have to factor in someone's time to fit it. And even then there is no guarantee it will work again. Being able to swap out a laptop motherboard easily is a complete game changer. Even if you have to switch the CPU too. It is still more cost effective than buying a new laptop.
Site is literally down right now lol. Went to go deposit and I guess others did too
After years of watching laptop reviews I can finally say, "I want this laptop!!!!"
Well first good news in 2 years is a laptop build with brains…. what does this say about the world we live in…
If they had GPU options, I'd buy one in a heartbeat!
Yeah, well… Good idea and all, it looks very promising on paper, as long as they expand their stock to include not only I/O modules and keyboards, but screens and whole motherboards/cpus as units too. That's the main thing missing from laptops. In most laptops you can still change ram/storage/wifi, like Linus said. Tbh, it looks like a kickstarter campaign thing. I would be EXTREMELY cautious about this. Red flags popping up already..
No shipping to the EU.
Site is broken, it redirects you to the main page as soon as you go in to configure your DIY laptop.
Im buying one
Best Notebook I have ever saw, if I hadn´t bought one last year, I would go for this no questions asked.
15:20 Linus, you mean … like this?
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07JPYF22G
AMD Ryzen CPU/APU and two M.2 sockets (or add a SATA bay) please. Also RJ45 Ethernet module maybe?
now this
is a laptop.
I have a gskill sticker on my phone from 2011
Real potential here is longevity. Imagine if company stays afloat for 20-30 years and you could still have the original laptop up and running all decent with the occasional upgrades for this or that. 10 years for a laptop is fine now, but that limit should be pushed way further. If this still exists and gets good updates 5 years from now, it will be disruptive.
Please please techies with expendable money and also those who are in the market for a new laptop, buy this so it becomes a standard and we can get repairability and upgradeability back!
Wow that's amazing! I want one… but why don't they sell them with AMD CPU's?
And why was the GPU not mentioned at all in the video?
Also a bit disappointing that you can't swap up the trackpad for something more useful, like a second (touch-)screen for example.
Hopefully they'll make a module where there's a wide touchscreen at the top and the keyboard at the bottom (like on the Zephyrus Duo).
I’m terrified of the cost, not because its not worth it but just because my Wife’s going to see it on our bank statement
This is their first step. In the future they'll have several screens to choose from, CPU chips you can swap out, maybe even mobile GPUs, so for a few generations they can continue to use the same motherboard, afterwards, when a new generation needs a better mother board, easy upgrade.
I love this.
This is how everything should be made…
I thought I was subscribed to you but I wasn't until now xd
repairibility>elegance still for me. even though i don't like laptops since i have floorspace
00:40 In a post-pandemic world it will be normal for an ad-segment to buy it instead of getting paid.
Meanwhile somewhere in Dell's HQ there's an engineer working on soldering nvma and RAM to the processor while the marketing guy gets a raise over the innovative new 2022 SKU.
Oh no! went to website to check it out and it appears we've given it the hug of death lol