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I've got one beside me~! Asahi's work is breathtaking. But Apple's BS is worse. Going frame.work next time
Love the Framwork concept. I switched from a Framework (11th gen Inte, 12th batch iirc) to a Macbook Air M2 relatively recently. As much as I love the concept the Framework's short battery life, subpar speakers and annoyingly loud fan made me go with what is pretty much the polar opposite in the end. Definitely keeping an eye on Framework tho and hope the PC industry as a whole manages to catch up. The new mobile Ryzen chips are looking really promising! :)
The new amd frame.work stuff looks really cool too, definitely a contender.