Sean Hollister

yada yada I don't know if it is that perfect of a like feel which and even there Apple laptops I don't like how like the deck like pulls and carves into my wrists when I'm trying to type on it don't love that but

Whenever we've said, wow, a Windows manufacturer finally got it, this is up there with the MacBook.

Framework is finally there, too.

Framework is finally in that place where this chassis feels like it can go toe-to-toe with anything else out there, and the touchpad may be better than the Windows laptops themselves.

I've used that strong praise.

And it's very preliminary, very preliminary.

Like how long did I play with this thing?

Not long enough to be like, I'm going to use this touch pad every day and love it.

But my first impression was silky smooth, nice.

The haptic click feels like a proper haptic click.

Whereas most windows manufacturers like kind of tried to copy the thing Apple did and maybe didn't quite get all the way there.

Like they put some serious thought and effort and money into this.

And, yeah, we're on that trajectory now.

Maybe it's there.

More testing to do.

I want to correct you.

It's just finally now existing.

AMD had some stuff that came close, but this is even better.

When you combine these things together, that laptop was definitely beating all the MacBooks, was beating all the ARM stuff, and you combine that with a big battery.

But this one, they're saying it'll do 20 hours of 4K Netflix, and they say that's a smidge more than the 14-inch MacBook Pro gets.