What about a Framework laptop?
Edit: or a desktop that you can remote into from your personal machine if you want to work outside the office?
this post was submitted on 02 Feb 2025
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Just got a framework 13. Can't imagine going back to anything else right now.
Yes, having a work desktop (or a virtual insurance somewhere) is great.
Especially if you need to run some intensive jobs.
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Didn't they just announce discontinuing the zipple?
:( RIP if so. My work recently upgraded to a newer thinkpad and they still have it. I don’t think I’ve ever reached for it though.
Only a specific product line.
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@reallykindasorta didn't they stop making trackpoint on ThinkPads?
I see some news about it but my work just upgraded ours recently and they still have it! Must be the version right after. RIP trackpoint.
I work on a GPD Win Max 2, so what does that mean? 😃
...probably gonna get fired when my employer catches me playing Cyberpunk.
I had a Thinkpad L390 Yoga before. Constant overheating, the logo sticker just came off one day and stuck to my hand and the battery barely lasted through a meeting. Absolute garbage, never again. The Thinkpad brand is dead to me.
Now I have eight cores, 64GB RAM, a GPU with raytracing support and a 2K IPS display...all in 10 inches with 8-10 hours of battery life. GPD is insane and those specs would cost me an arm and a leg if I stuck with ~~IBM~~ brainfart, Lenovo of course.
What about a Dell AIO?