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it is simply not possible to build a device that is both elegant and

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repairable look at this beautiful MacBook your idiot hands couldn't repair

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it if it was easy to repair it would be some thick flimsy 2010 looking piece of

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crap actually no those excuses no longer

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hold any water the team over at framework has managed to not just create

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a laptop that is easily repairable and upgradeable but it's also a thin

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gorgeous performant laptop so without further Ado let's get to

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building this thing because uh it did not arrive in one piece by the way

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casually I bought one oh what I also bought is this segue to our sponsor

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the story behind how framework started is amazingly relatable the creators

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noticed that 10 15 years ago consumers

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and manufacturers were all on the same page that a device that you purchased be

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it a desktop computer or a laptop should have some kind of upgrade path so that

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you could extend its service lifetime nowadays through a combination of of

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glue soldered and non-standard components laptops are pretty much used

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until some little thing goes wrong with it and then toss in the trash

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W not this one most laptop manufacturers

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out there are saying well in order to build something that anyone would

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actually want to buy and use we have to

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have this level of tight integration framework says well on something as

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compact as a phone okay maybe I kind of see your point on a laptop though you

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got kind of a lot of room to work with so this is my first Hands-On with this

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thing and I got to say I see their point

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it's like Ultra Book sexy thin and yet

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what are all these modular do datam jigs

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here ooh it even comes with a screwdriver can I take a moment to

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appreciate that the one non-modular bit of IO is a headphone jack heck yeah wait

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are these captain only five screws required to pop the

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bottom up which means that compared to buying the pre-assembled one you are

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almost surely going to find it worth it to assemble it yourself for the

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$300 of savings oh my God not only do

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they have a camera shutter they've got a microphone Hardware switch how cool is

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that actually let's talk about the design philosophy here so framework is

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made up of X engineers from Lenovo HTC

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and apple predominantly who had the basic concept of all right instead of

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trying to generate proprietary solutions to everything why don't we just go

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around to component makers ask what are

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you guys super jazzed about and then find a way to integrate that into a

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repairable upgradeable design there are so many things to love about this design

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that it's hard to know where to start but I'm going to settle on these QR

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codes why open up a a paper manual when

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you can just put QR codes that walk you through compatibility and how to upgrade

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the various components inside your system you can see they're all over the

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place they even go out of their way to say this battery is replaceable no

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kidding made with love by the framework team that's freaking awesome there's

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also the fact that while many of the screws use different threading or

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different lengths they're freaking color coded how amazing is that it takes so

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much guesswork out of trying to take something apart and put it back together

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when the screws are different colors so you won't accidentally put one in the

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wrong place and they actually include

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some extras here in the top just in case

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you misplace one it costs them probably

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a fraction of a cent but it means so

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much to the end user's experience the philosophical difference between

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engineering things to make them harder for the end user because you don't trust

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them and documenting things to educate

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the end user so that you know you can trust them like look at look at this

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just little things unplug this connector before removing the battery helpful

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things it's got a 180° hinge look at

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this even the touchpad huge touchpad

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screws no glue the most mindblowing

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thing about this is that the team of Engineers that designed this did it in

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just a year and a half so was it actually impossible for a company like

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apple that spends literal billions of dollars a year on R&D no the answer just

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like anything is that they just didn't want to they also apparently are hiring

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and yeah it's all it's all over the inside yeah look at that how beautiful

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is it I'm going to start with the thing I recognize least ah yes this is one of

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their little modular IO connectors now

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the funny thing is that this isn't even a new dream Razer showed off a concept

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PC way back that wanted to use Thunderbolt which uses a USB type-c

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connector as a way to allow anything from Storage to even graphics cards to

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be just slotted in in a really consumer

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friendly way well as far as I can tell these are the first guys that have

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actually managed to pull it off so no matter what it is you want to install

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you just plunk it in and it'll interface with the machine via USB 3.2 that's not

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to say that you have to plug in IO the thing that I put in just now is actually

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a 1 TB storage Drive I wouldn't boot off

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of that one but hey if you want a big fat steam library or something like that

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that is absolutely the way to do it another thing traditional laptop

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manufacturers do that framework is changing is maintain an unnecessary

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level of secrecy about the actual components they're using to build the

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device we did a video recently about how some laptop manufacturers were changing

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the memory installed in their systems in a way that significantly impacted

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performance well framework without forcing me to open this thing up and

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actually you know check the product IDs of the chip says okay well this is using

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a fisen controller it's got Micron nand it's capable of performance of around 1

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GB per second and it's got support for self- encryption one happy challenge

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right now is I was concerned that these were going to kind of come out too

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easily but the truth is I actually cannot figure out how to get it out

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looks like you're just supposed to press this button and you should be able to slide it out there's even a little like

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oh yeah no you just got to you just got to give her so why don't we pop out this

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USBC that Alex installed earlier so this

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is a simple USBC expansion card and obviously you're going to need at least

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one of these so that you can charge the device oh oh wow you have got to be

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kidding me hey you know the laptop you

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like it's got everything you need except man I sure wish I had a full-size

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DisplayPort Port um Frameworks got you

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covered that's awesome man I am not a

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fan of having you USB type A on the right I have a tendency to use a Wired

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Mouse because why do I use a Wired Mouse whatever I use a Wired Mouse deal with

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it and I don't like having the the cable sticking out on the right because it

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interferes with you know my my comfortable spacing here so I like my

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USB type A on the left and with framework I can do that now the fit and

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finish ain't perfect you know there's a there's a slight lip here CRI rer lest

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look I have to acknowledge these things because that's the justification that

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traditional laptop manufacturers have had for making everything so integrated

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and so impossible to upgrade but it's also not a big deal it's on the bottom

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of the device okay what else do we have here in terms of expansion cards we got

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lots of USB-C's in case you're into that sort of thing you know what I'm going to

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pop out that SSD and I'm going to go HDMI

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I damn it I just realized I could carry

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around a full freaking complement of these and they would take up less space

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than my stupid type- C dongle I already have to carry anyway of course we got to

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talk about the motherboard now like any other laptop the CPU is soldered

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directly to the board that's because laptop CPUs are simply not available

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with pads on the bottom but that doesn't mean that when this laptop has run its

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course you couldn't still continue to use it in some way framework has

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specifically designed the motherboard to be able to run outside of the laptop

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enclosure and they've even gone as far as to provide CAD drawings so if if you

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wanted to design your own case for it you could meanwhile other laptop

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manufacturers have chassis intrusion detection switches so the thing won't

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even turn on if you don't have it completely closed up what a diagnostic

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nightmare that is this puppy is going to go right here got a little mini PCI

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Express right there oh look at that conveniently the screw is already

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in be really careful with these especially if for whatever reason you

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have to take them off and put them back on CU you can actually rip them off the

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solder pads on there oh man I love all the little Cable Management look at this

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if I ever had to replace the display for example this would be so easy to take

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out and rerun because they got just these little rubber grommet things right

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here boom I have now recable managed it it took that long like that's the thing

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that a lot of people don't understand when you talk about right to repair it's

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not about telling you you're not allowed

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to have your iPhone go have your iPhone I don't give a there just should be

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other options that's all next up memory

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now they sent over three sodiums I guess the point they were trying to make is

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that you can kind of do whatever you want you can mix and match you can put

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in one you can put in two uh it holds a maximum of 64 gigs of dual Channel ddr4

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memory though so that is what we are going to install I'm trying to figure

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out where I'm compromising here I mean

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maybe maybe a more proprietary design could have squeezed in a little bit more

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battery but it's just weather they make a conscious choice to put glue on the

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bottom of it or not yeah cuz that's a 60w hour battery and that's a pretty

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similar size to like a surface laptop that's 45 W hours very very respectable

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in terms of the size of the device like I don't I don't see it like now I want

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to invest something that's nagging at me a little bit though is that well yeah

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there's better support for maintenance like swapping out a speaker module if it

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fails or changing out the battery once it starts to degrade in terms of user

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upgradeability we've got the io but most

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laptops out there do have upgradable storage and do have upgradeable Wireless

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modules for example and there are still many that have swappable RAM so unless

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they're actually addressing upgradeable motherboards in some way they haven't

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changed that much they only have 11th gen rate Now Intel but they say variety

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of x86 maybe ARM and possibly even risk

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five in the future of course we've seen larger companies than framework promis

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this kind of upgradeability and failed to

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deliver but of course those companies weren't built around openness

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upgradability and repairability as a core pillar let's close it up shall we

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sure which keyboard do you want Oh that's what this other box is isn't it

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wait what is this oh my God I can have a white bezel if I want so also

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wait you can see this switches the

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Highlight features of the keyboard include a millimeter and a half of travel and as we mentioned before

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shocking rigidity considering the thinness of the design and for the

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trackpad it features a 4mm separation

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between sensors so that's about as highend as you can get a glass top and

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of course uses Windows Precision drivers

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and that beauty is more than just Skin Deep these names might not mean a ton to

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the average consumer but when I hear that the keyboard was built by lighton

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and the trackpad was built by pixart I'm going well that's fantastic because

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these are oems that have Decades of experience building these components and

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it gives me a ton of confidence oh incidentally the power button SL

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fingerprint sensor was built by goodex and features Linux drivers convenient

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included pull in case you need to take it off and swap it out oh wow wait they

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all use the same bit don't they yeah every screw in the whole laptop that's

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something replacing the bezel for the white one that we don't want to use is

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as simple as pulling off this magnetic cover and swapping it on a little

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something like that this also gives us access to the screws that hold on the

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display panel unfortunately at this time there's only one option A 2256 by 1504

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resolution 3x2 display that does not have any touch touch support is built

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into the motherboard so there's no reason that that couldn't be added in the future it does feature 400 nit Peak

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brightness as well as full coverage of the srgb color space but I personally

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would love to see a touch option this is

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so cool this also gives you access to change out the camera and microphone

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module which appears to be all one piece here yeah I have little clips that can

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get broken when you can have little magnets that won't get broken you know

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how one of the ways that you can evaluate the build quality of a laptop

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is like a kind of a Twist test right and

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a lot of the time that's the justification given for these tightly

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integrated devices and yet here we are yeah there's some Flex that

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is not an unreasonable amount of flex so

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here's an XPS 15 which is basically gold

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standard as far as Flex goes there's still a little bit okay fine but this

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it's configurable where's my type a port Dell the Dell's not even thinner

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and the hits just keep on coming all the drivers install in unattended mode why

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is it that every motherboard for example

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doesn't have just an unattended driver installer so that I don't have to click

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next next next next next like some kind of monkey no doubt this is better you've

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got to be kidding me the charger modular to would you look at that but like you

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have your charger plugged into the wall someone comes along and they're like oh I want to charge my phone here's a

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type-c cable yoink yeah basically I'm saying that my girlfriend's a terrible

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person well yeah so it's gallium nitride

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we've only seen them in really high-end laptop so far well that's awesome it's

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so Compact and this will do up to 60 watts at 20 volts not bad at all holy

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crap that's like actually not that bad so 1080p 60 FPS has a 1 six of an inch

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Oni Vision sensor how you doing and an F2 lens with four elements yes you know

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not a ton of dynamic range but it's doing like it's respectable yeah huh you

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know how apple and Microsoft are the only ones that can do magnetic charging

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connectors because of their stupid patents well now some you know little

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hacky you know guy somewhere could just

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make a magnetic charging connector clone

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that just slots into your thing framework doesn't get in trouble cuz

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they didn't make it this is like I mean I didn't say anything so

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turboed to 4.2 I think that's about as advertised like 4.2 4.3 temporarily

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it'll do around 3.5 all core I like that their fan just ramps instead of just

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letting the CPU go to 100° you hear that like it's this has no

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has no wine to it which is really nice like technically 100° is okay that

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doesn't mean that I have to be comfortable with it though so all core

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we end up at about 3.3 looks like it's just going to hold

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there at around 80° this thing is cool I bet they even have like a configurable

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BIOS battery disconnect oh that's so cool if you know you're going to run the

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thing plugged into the wall all the time which can cause your battery to swell

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and be a potential fire hazard you can just go battery disconnect run it off

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wall power and just let it sit there latent power on AC attach like it just

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powers on if you plug it in I could see that being useful like when do you plug

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in your laptop when you don't actually know sometimes I plug it on in my bag

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cuz I just want to charge it up before I leave the house okay I'm going to leave that off I'm sold I don't know if I've

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actually ever done this before but I'm ordering one right now damn bloody hell

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hold on this is not in US Dollars I'm surprised they even have a Canadian site

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how are these guys so together got a strong framework

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so Alex actually brought up with these guys a concern this is Affordable so how

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are you guys going to stay profitable enough that I can trust that you will still exist in 2 years and they

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basically said well it comes down to the direct to Consumer model as well as just

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a more open-minded approach framework is counting on people coming back to them

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for upgrades over time not because they build a shoddy product but because

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people want to invest in improving the longevity of their device and obviously

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where else am I going to go like if I want a different color bezel or they do

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like a a partnership with some anime show that I love for a keyboard skin or

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something like that I'm going to come back to framework for that kind of customization and that kind of

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upgradeability and I think that's really really smart of them so here you go

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they're only taking $100 deposits they're shipping in the summer right now

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video uh you might also enjoy I mean when's the last time someone made a a

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real like I going effort at module or anything well our DIY switch build

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that's kind of why I was scared of this oh that was fun sure go watch that it

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wasn't as good yeah the thing was terrible but it was fun yeah video's

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good
