It's perplexing how we've let it come to a state where you can't buy a laptop device without Microsoft taking a cut for the license.
And I'm still not over the way we let them have their OS logo on all keyboards, either.
It's perplexing how we've let it come to a state where you can't buy a laptop device without Microsoft taking a cut for the license.
And I'm still not over the way we let them have their OS logo on all keyboards, either.
The base weight for their portable 14.1" one is 1.6kg, but switching from i3 to i7, adding more RAM and choosing a bigger SSD would probably bring it closer to 2kg (compared to ~1.2kg on the x1).
I think the x1 does things like soldering the RAM to the motherboard, which makes upgrading hard, but also makes it really thin (1.5cm compared to 2.2cm for the System76 one).
Since the number of possible configurations on a build your own is quite high, I imagine it's more likely that you'll run into issues on getting everything to work on Linux.