My new laptop is finally shipping: http://mottweilerstudio.c

No.

Fuck you.

Why and for how much

looks like ass and i can't even find the specs

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>>52261934

i can't even load their page without allowing first and third party scripts. i would not trust a company that cares so little about the security and privacy of its users

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This is great bait

>>52262025
Spoken like rms himself.

>>52262009
seconding this /g/uy, where are the fucking specs?

I like how it looks but u don't understand why they put a thinkpad keyboard in it, that shit kind of ruins the - a e s t h e t i c - family

>>52262025
the page even has right click blocking like it's fucking 2003.

http://www.wired.com/2014/04/novena/

https://www.crowdsupply.com/sutajio-kosagi/novena

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAROOS for a block of wood and a cell phone in a laptop with a Lenovo Bluetooth keyboard slapped in.

>>52261934
That's absolutely gorgeous, but so thick. And unless they are planning to sell compatible upgrade parts for ten+ years, not worth it.

Imagine, three years from now, 128 core 64 bit ARM motherboards, with 1TB RAM, 12TB of SSD onboard become standard in Chromebooks. They get 10 hours of runtime off of a single 18650 battery. and your heirloom laptop can't be upgraded past what it is in 2016..

>>52261976
>>52262009
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2139383/meet-novena-the-pricey-pc-thats-open-source-inside-and-out.html

Took me all of ten seconds to Bing it on my iPad.

>>52262183
those specs are awful. no wonder you can't find them on their official website.

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Talking about laptops, Xiaomi seems to be making a laptop that's running Linux. Some store is selling it for $710 USD

http://www.banggood.com/Xiaomi-Laptop-Intel-Core-i7-8G-DDR3-NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-760M-15_6-Inch-p-941729.html

Would it really be so hard to carefully measure thinkpad internals and create a wood case given you have power tools available?

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>>52262282
Very, very similar design to Apple's laptops. It seems to even have it's own connector KEK
>>52262183
>expecting to carry that hunk of shit anywhere
:^)

>>52262317
the point is for the hardware to be open as well.

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>>52262183
>The “laptop” model costs $1,995 and adds a battery controller board, a 3000 mAh battery pack and a 240GB solid state drive.
>You'd still have to supply your own mouse and keyboard.

>>52262317
Now your fancy laptop costs $6000.

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>>52262414
>Those who want to go all-in can spend $5000 for the “Heirloom” model, which integrates a Lenovo Bluetooth trackpoint keyboard and comes in a wooden enclosure

>>52262351
That isn't an apple laptop

>>52261934
>http://mottweilerstudio.com/more-heirlooms-ship-into-the-wild/

It will be fucked in a bush fire

>>52262501
Yeah, I didn't imply it was either

>>52261934
Not worth what it costs/10

I feel bad for laughing at it. feels like I'm bullying it or something

Lookscomfy though, I'd probably use it while sitting back in my eames chair by the hearth

>>52262183
>open source hardware
>cortex
>$5000

lad

>>52262075
fanfiction.net

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>http://mottweilerstudio.com/more-heirlooms-ship-into-the-wild/

>>52263147
ouch

>>52263147
it's to keep you nice and warm ::^^))

>>52261934

It's as thick as your mom and has no ports. Looks like a colossal piece of shit OP. Congrats on your waste of money.

If you faggots have to ask the price, then you obviously can't afford it.

>>52262580
I'm sure it shitposts just as well as any rig. If you can afford nice things, why not get something comfy?

>>52263147
Naw nigga, the hole beneath the keyboard is a built-in fingerbox/ access to the system. You lift the keyboard out

>>52265426
>built-in fingerbox
Well, in that case at $5000 it's a steal. Just hoping it's not a chinese knock off fingerbox.

>>52262414
>>52262430
I guess it's because freedom isn't cheap.

>>52262526
yeah, you did