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    Intel debuts bold modular laptop design for the right-to-repair movement: This week, Intel proposed a modular PC design engineered for laptops and mini-PCs that feels like a sketch of what future laptops could be.
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    Intel debuts bold modular laptop design for the right-to-repair movement: This week, Intel proposed a modular PC design engineered for laptops and mini-PCs that feels like a sketch of what future laptops could be.


    Intel debuts bold modular laptop design for the right-to-repair movement: This week, Intel proposed a modular PC design engineered for laptops and mini-PCs that feels like a sketch of what future laptops could be.

    https://www.laptopmag.com/laptops/intel-modular-laptop

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    1. wind_of_pain on

      The Intel researchers’ driving focus, they write, is sustainable laptop production, which goes hand in hand with the right-to-repair movement. This movement enables future users to repair and upgrade their machines without being penalized by technology companies through restrictions on getting components or tools to make the repairs.

    2. __nullptr_t on

      I guess nobody is old enough to remember when this was just how laptops worked. It’s kind of pointless IMO because because the improvements are always incremental and by the time they are significant enough all the standards have moved on and you have to upgrade everything anyway.

    4. o0oo00o0o on

      The company Framework has already been doing this for a while, and probably better than Intel will