A free/open computer on a card that you swap in and out of a 3D printed laptop

Discussion in 'hardware' started by lotuseclat79, Aug 6, 2016.

  1. lotuseclat79

    lotuseclat79 Registered Member

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    A free/open computer on a card that you swap in and out of a 3D printed laptop

    -- Tom
     
  2. Bill_Bright

    Bill_Bright Registered Member

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    Shame on the author of that article (Cory Doctorow) for such a misleading headline! :thumbd::mad::(

    A "3D printed laptop!" That's what got my attention! But you read into the article and the truth comes out. They are talking about a 3D printed "laptop casing". There's a HUGE and significant difference in printing out a case and a whole laptop.

    "Attention to detail", Cory!

    That said, a computer on a card is a great idea IF it has the power/speed and graphics and I/O communications we desire, takes tiny sips from the battery and does not generate a lot of heat.
     
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