Repairable by design: a laptop with a parts catalogue
Modular ports, a socketed CPU board and screws instead of glue. The reviewer’s verdict: it is also just a good laptop.
Senior editor covering AI, chips and the companies building them. Previously a systems engineer.
Modular ports, a socketed CPU board and screws instead of glue. The reviewer’s verdict: it is also just a good laptop.
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