System76 Lemur Pro Linux laptop with 14 hours of battery life

"...with 14 hours of battery life" - yes, maybe, but did you see it comes with a large battery (73Wh instead of the usual ~55Wh)? Thinkpad X1s can do ~10-12 hours on the smaller battery. So this is nothing to brag about really. 12th Gen Intel is still way behind the M1, unfortunately.

I also don't get the FHD (16:9) screen, it seems like the Clevo shell has not been updated from past years... :(

Re: System76 Lemur Pro Linux laptop with 14 hours of battery life

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Post by prmoustache » Sat, Jul 09, 2022, 10:52 AM UTC

unrealhoang wrote: post #6

Non-hiDPI display in 2022 is a non-starter. There’s simply not enough pixels to display text correctly with full hd.

Only if you are used to hiDPI in the first place.

Re: System76 Lemur Pro Linux laptop with 14 hours of battery life

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Post by chrisseaton » Sat, Jul 09, 2022, 11:00 AM UTC

unrealhoang wrote: post #6

Non-hiDPI display in 2022 is a non-starter. There’s simply not enough pixels to display text correctly with full hd.

I vaguely think my cheap college laptop display around 2006 was 1080 lines tall. How can it possibly be that some manufacturers haven't moved on since then?

Re: System76 Lemur Pro Linux laptop with 14 hours of battery life

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Post by ptspts » Sat, Jul 09, 2022, 11:06 AM UTC

unrealhoang wrote: post #6

Non-hiDPI display in 2022 is a non-starter. There’s simply not enough pixels to display text correctly with full hd.

I'm explicitly looking for laptops with full HD display resolution, not more. I prefer the crisp pixels of low-resolution bitmap fonts.