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“A new 12.5” open hardware laptop that is future-proof, modular, and highly performant"
Mechanical Keyboard Details
- Standard stagger, 80 keys
- Kailh Choc Brown switches
- N-key rollover
- Layout: QWERTY-US, laser-etched legend (international keycap sets available)
- Custom MBK Glows keycaps by FKcaps
- Customizable RGB backlight
- Raspberry Pi RP2040 controller
- OLED screen for system control functions
- Open source firmware
The project sounds neat, but when I saw the thumbnail I was wondering why someone posted about a 1995 Thinkpad. I don’t think I could go back to a thick laptop, even if the screen is tiny.
I’d probably go for a framework laptop with a keyboard in my bookbag, but that’s just me.
This laptop certainly isn’t for everyone. I currently have a Framework as my daily, and it’s nice. I won’t be getting this because I just can’t justify the cost. I did, however, order a Pocket Reform, which I am very excited for. My goal is to eventually go from android phone to dumbphone for emergencies + pocket reform.
I just want the split spacebar and I’d be happy with the framework