MNT Reform is an open hardware laptop, designed and assembled in Germany
51 points - yesterday at 2:14 PM
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jabl today at 9:44 AM
I'm intrigued by this, but waiting for the MNT Reform Next.. https://www.crowdsupply.com/mnt/mnt-reform-next
irusensei today at 9:18 AM
I think 1450 EUR for a 16GB RK3588 is hard to justify. Is the Rockchip open to begin with?
I'd go for a framework using the Roma or CIX boards if I wanted to go for an "open hardware but not really" goal.
exitb today at 9:23 AM
It's an interesting concept, but perhaps a bit financially and environmentally wasteful, when you can get a 10 year old ThinkPad for 10% of the price that will perform roughly as well as this one. We don't need to bring more low-powered laptops into this world.
boesboes today at 8:51 AM
I've been looking into switching away from apple and try to buy more EU based services and products.
I love the concept and might just buy one to support the project, but I want something sleeker for my daily use. So I'm considering slimbook & tuxedo atm as buy-from-eu options.
ehnto today at 8:55 AM
Can you fly with stuff like this? I only wonder because of the battery setup. Very cool, I would personally use a regular track pad over the ball as I prefer as little mouse interaction as possible and it would stay out of the way better.
silon42 today at 9:12 AM
As it's not very small, it would be a lot cooler if it had a full no compromise TKL mechanical keyboard.
yashasolutions today at 8:51 AM
Looks really cool!