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[–] GamingChairModel 2 points 6 days ago (1 children)

When I was last comparing laptops a few years back I was seriously leaning towards the Framework AMD. It was clearly a tradeoff between Apple's displays, trackpad, lid hinges, CPU/GPU benchmarks, and battery life, versus much more built in memory and storage, a tall display form factor, and better Linux support. Price was kinda a wash, as I was just comparing what I could get for $1500 at the time. I ended up with an Apple again, in the end. I'm keeping an eye on progress with the Asahi project, though, and might switch OSes soon.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 6 days ago

I'm exactly the same, if I was getting a new laptop I'd be completely torn between Framework and Apple, the polar opposites. Part of me wants freedom, upgradability, repairability... And part of me wants a super high quality aluminum body, a trackpad so good you don't even need a mouse, and whatever magic they do to make their screens look so good even if some PCs have higher resolutions nowadays.