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Which vendor makes decent work laptops nowadays?
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this post was submitted on 04 Mar 2024
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You can buy a 2nd spare laptop for the price of a framework.
Lenovo posts their compatibility with each windows release. They also provide specific driver packages to use.
They also have tools to remotely test and troubleshoot hardware issues, online and offline.
I’d love to have a framework and I support the idea they have for multiple reasons, but it’s not a legitimate business device yet.
Shit I'd love to see where youre finding a laptop with comparable specs at $750, I'll probably pick one up
I just spec’d a framework for $2000+ and a comparable Lenovo Thinkpad for $1000.
Another item important for work users availability. I wouldn’t the Lenovo in a few days. Not sure about the framework.
Sure if you buy top of the line it'll be expensive, but what makes you only choose that option? 1.5 k is still more than reasonable for most jobs, and I can't seem to find any lenovo without 720p displays at half that price