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Lenovo PC boss: 4 in 5 of our devices will be repairable by 2025
(www.theregister.com)
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this post was submitted on 05 Oct 2023
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I mean, given they sell Thinkpads, the bar is likely to be easier to reach for them. I do wonder by what metric of "repairable" they mean. The quote has him saying batteries and SSDs, but those are already fixable in most of their existing line up. It's the RAM (so many are soldered, even in the Thinkpad line) I'm mostly thinking about, and there's also the screen and keyboard, two other common failure points.
I've never heard of RAM disconnecting in the laptop. They're clipped so I don't see how that could happen.
Really? My RAM is always falling out. I can't even chuck my laptop over the fence and cushion it's landing on my trampoline without my RAM just falling out. Fucking shoddy.
You might just have a shitty laptop if your RAM is falling out of it
Woosh for you, I pretty sure they were taking the piss.
Yeah I think I'd shake the fans out of the thing before I'd be able to unseat a stick of RAM. My theory is that anyone who unseat it without opening it had a bad clip
What? That is one of the crazier takes I've seen. RAM upgradibility is so much better, never heard of RAM disconnecting.