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Oh hell yes. https://frame.work/laptop-16. This is probably going to be my next main laptop (in like ~5 years, if I have to get a new PC). Using my current laptop as my new PC and upgrading to this will be a power move. Having 6 ports is such a boost.

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There's more information at https://frame.work/blog/introducing-the-framework-laptop-16 but this is the kind of machine that now has hot-swappable graphics card support, even more storage (up to 16 TB), optional audio jack (which, tbh, is okay for me - I've been using some of my expansion cards as "adapters" on my work computer) and now with the input modules — I have almost no excuse to start playing around with hardware.

Oh and the input module firmware can be written in Rust! https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/inputmodule-rs. Fun times in sustainable computing!

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