It'll be really interesting to see where they go next. Given that they're already in computer and custom board space, I'd make a guess that it's going to be routers - similarly embedded devices and they'd make a great option for replaceable parts (i.e. WiFi, connection options etc).
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#13Anyone have any good independent reviews of the laptop to recommend?
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Framework-Laptop-13-5-Review-I...
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#14The first time I set eyes on their modular port tech, I knew this company was going places. I have a Lenovo X1 Carbon but I think my next laptop will be a framework if I continue to hear good things. Any statements on quality since people have had them for a bit now?
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#15Edited: We've posted in the February Who's Hiring thread too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30165535
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#16These are plagued by planed obsolescence. I would totally pay for repairable ones even with a premium. Imagine a dishwasher that you can hack and program yourself :D
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#17Is this the company that re-invented the PCMCIA slot, but completely proprietary?
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#18Is this the company that re-invented the PCMCIA slot, but completely proprietary?
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#19Is this the company that re-invented the PCMCIA slot, but completely proprietary?
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#20Is this the company that re-invented the PCMCIA slot, but completely proprietary?