Interesting take. As an example I have an Apple laptop with a trackpad that is quite useable, something pretty much unheard of on anything else.
The keyboard feels much better than my old Thinkpad, but this might be subjective. I've not been impressed with the recent models (although admittedly haven't spent long with them).
I'm with you on the upgradeability/repairability/maintainability, but maybe a Framework is a better fit in that case.
My Air outperforms my desktop, has close to 20 hour battery life in my normal use, and is completely fanless. It's not perfect, but I don't see anything else that comes close (if I did I'd probably switch.. macOS is driving me more crazy with every release).
Interesting take. As an example I have an Apple laptop with a trackpad that is quite useable, something pretty much unheard of on anything else.
The keyboard feels much better than my old Thinkpad, but this might be subjective. I've not been impressed with the recent models (although admittedly haven't spent long with them).
I'm with you on the upgradeability/repairability/maintainability, but maybe a Framework is a better fit in that case.
My Air outperforms my desktop, has close to 20 hour battery life in my normal use, and is completely fanless. It's not perfect, but I don't see anything else that comes close (if I did I'd probably switch.. macOS is driving me more crazy with every release).