>12.5" form-factor >1920x1200 (touch screen too but probs never gonna use it) >IPS 144hz high as fuck PPI glossy finish (i know small ass display for high PPI but DO IT) >1tb m.2 SSD primary >1tb SSD secondary >16GiB DDR4 >windows 10 ((loonix cant into enterprise software and i dont like mac os)) >xeon e3-1535m v5 >discrete chip or some shit idk MX150 or 130 >T H I C C design >plenty of I/O (3.5mm, vga, displayport, full-size hdmi, usb type-c, expresscard slot just bc, usb ports, whatever) >the ability to dock onto a station like the chinkpad™ series >battery slice like the chinkpad™ series >the ability to go tablet mode like the x220 tablet
desu probably exactly like an x220 tablet only a lot better
ur turn /gentoomen/ hehe
Daniel Jones
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Caleb Martinez
>perfect laptop even the best laptop is utter trash comparing to a standard desktop. delete your thread
Zachary Evans
What I want exists but is marketed towards Holywood studios and thus the proce is enormous.
its pretty much a regular PC that has a foldable monitor on the side and folds into a fucking suitcase with a handle.
I wish such cases existed for consumers.
Jeremiah Lee
>60hz 4k ips panel >ultrabook >gtx 1080ti or equivalent >i7 8700k >thin as a fucking pencil >two thunderbolt ports >fingerprint reader >no webcam >Qi/inductive charging pad on the palm rest I can dream of a OP laptop that's thin
Asher Parker
It already exists.
fuck low res and low quality monitors fuck unportability fuck bloated ram fuck bloated storage space fuck bloated ports fuck bloated dimensons fuck small batteries
Alexander Walker
does that shit plug into a wall or what
cant even imagine what battery life on a thing like that would be like, assuming it even has a battery
Carson Moore
>legit usability features are "bloat"
Landon Bailey
It's a laptop not a desktop if you want more features buy a desktop.
Chase Garcia
thinkpad customization with gnu/linux in mind
Josiah Fisher
Yep, if it has any battery thats probably just for saving your work before shutting down if the power cuts off.
Charles Wood
Are you the guy who was posting the DuraPac a few months back?
Levi Peterson
Nope. But thats exactly my dream machine.
Parker Morgan
It's a nice machine isn't it?
The term I think you are looking for is a luggable. As in the Osborne 1 or Compaq Portable. There are a few of these kind of machines around, but as you say, they are very expensive. You can find barebones kits for a bit cheaper, or hack one together yourself but most of the stuff you will find will be 'call us for a quote' kind of thing.
Fine...my perfect laptop is a big ass Moto z mod. I plug my phone in and it becomes the track pad. The phone does everything and the laptop is a shell with a fuckton of battery and a bigger screen.
Maybe add a couple of port and an SD card slot. Yeah I'm fucking simple like that.
Jaxson Collins
Just get a Pelican case, put PC hardware, add some laptop screens or even a full 22/24" PC screen and you are good to go. You've all heard of briefcase mods right?
Julian Brown
>15" >thinkpad levels of sturdy >plain black box, no agressive, angular gaymur design, no Asus ROG/Acer Predator/MSI whatever thickness that makes obese amerifats look like athletes >good 1920x1200 display, good colors and viewing angles, non glare >4K type meme resolutions that require scaling without actually providing extra space optional, not mandatory >classic thinkpad keyboard, no chiclet garbage >small touchpad that doesn't mess up your typing >TRACKPOINT >12 cell battery minimum >slimline bay that can be used as a 2.5" hotswap drive bay >a bunch of usb ports >a VGA port for old-ass beamers >some digital display ports for multimonitor >10G Ethernet >R7 1700 8c/16t or ebyc ebin/Opteron/Xeon equivalent, no muh gaymes corelet i3/i5/i7 >32GiB ram >GPU that doesn't drain your battery when in idle or light workloads such as web browsing or video playback >dual internal 2.5" drives >nvme/dual nvme for raid 0 >actual heatsinks/fans/cooling design, no mac throttlefest/razer jet engine >heatpipes connecting nvme SSD's to an actively cooled heatsink >no Intel ME/AMD PSP backdor
basically a modern thinkpad that isn't shit too bad lenovo doesn't like money
Ryan Barnes
>12.5" form-factor >old school business laptop keyboard eg x220 keyboard >1920x1200 (don't need a touchscreen) IPS >500gb 2.5" SSD >second 500gb 2.5" SSD >16Gb RAM >windows 7 + manjaro dual boot >i7 4930mx >whatever is the best mobile gpu right now >HDMI port, Displayport, VGA, 3 USB, 1 USB Type-C, SD card slot, ethernet port, external gpu disable switch >9 cell flush battery (no growth on the back) >dock support >can be as thick as needed to be servicable >no fan vent on the bottom, only the back/sides
pretty much a turbocharged X220, which is what i already have
Benjamin Howard
Macbook pro 15" whatevers the latest version, maxed out but isn't made by apple, has a mx 150 instead of amd gpu, doesn't run mac osx and doesn't throttle (so a few cm's of thickness added would be completely fine)
Jaxon Moore
real talk, why doesn't the phone trackpad wear down into a shiny blurry mess like thinkpad trackpads?
Christopher Torres
>haswell quad core in a motherboard that has a soldered on sandybridge dual core explain your wizardry to me
Jason Sullivan
>12,5" >Full keyboard w/numpad >900p or 1080p >Freedos >Barebone (no hdd or ram) >At least one sata port or m.2 slot (no EMMC shit >Last generation of intel atom or core U >No gpu, just integrated >Total TDP should never go over 10w >Lightweight, long lasting battery >Cheap
Adam Wilson
Why are you using a laptop? Just buy a tablet if you hate features so much.
Christian Bell
Basically I want my X220 but with >full HD screen, 4:3 nice but not mandatory >no trackpad bloat >brand new (broken corners are aesthetic but a wobbly hinge isn't) >500GiB nvme ssd, 1-2tb hdd >16GiB ram >a modern processor with better power efficiency >a small GPU, if the processor doesn't already come with high-end intel graphics (which would be good enough for me) >a 12-cell battery >a big-ass fan for proper cooling - I want no throttling at 100% load
Most of it is basically taking my X220 and making it modern, adding a bit of storage and a better screen and a bigger battery
Daniel Diaz
I don't really like the new keyboard. You CAN type fast on it, but it just doesn't feel right.
Tyler Myers
Why would someone need 2 lan ports
Ian Wood
its a perfect laptop retard. i just chose an extreme edition. it's not as if its impossible for a 12.5" laptop to have a socketed motherboard.
Robert Hughes
>12,5" >800x600 >100 gb hdd >512 mb ram >modern processor without ME / PSP >long lasting battery >no touchpad >vga and various serial / usb ports >slackware without all the bloated GUIs
Jace Perez
I wish slice batteries weren't so expensive
Wyatt Brown
realistic approach >x220 'shell' >1200p ips display >i5 8250u, 8gb ram, mx150 >258gb ssd >no os preloaded >sd card reader, along side usual ports >8+hrs battery life >£500
Angel Mitchell
>>basically a modern thinkpad that isn't shit yeah, you could sum up my desires as "My T500, only with modern components". Absolutely everything these days is either a macbook clone or arr gee bee gamer junk. I hate it
Jordan Adams
>Lenovo Lel no
Josiah Lee
But can it play eu4?
Aiden Ross
Different materials
Ayden Robinson
>>windows 10 ((loonix cant into enterprise software and i dont like mac os)) >muh enterprise meme software you need to leave, dipshit
Blake Bailey
>12.5" 1920x1200 screen That would be like having a 27" 4K screen.
Jonathan Lee
which would give you finally the same quality for text rendering on a pc that phones and tablets had for years
Evan Russell
>Windows 10 You mean 7, right?
Michael Lee
>T60 case >ips screen >processor with no AMT >8gb ram >two hard drives slots >vga and displayport ports >20 hours battery life >light enough to not be a burden to carry around all day
Jose King
>Amiga 1200 form factor with clippable screen (and some sort of wireless AND wired screen support) >Dual x86/ARM CPU setup for lightweight use/full use >8-16GB memory >linux running on the ARM, Win7 on the x86 >Pretty much all the space of the "amiga" is used with batteries to give the thing a long, long ass use time
Lucas Walker
The problem is that everything would look tiny.
Brandon Russell
Wait for chink companies to sell sub $500 Snapdragon 835 laptop. Install gentoo for 20 hours shitposting on batteries. Might even run simple games for 5 or more hours.
Aaron Parker
Nice Facebook machine.
Nolan Fisher
>15" with smol bezel >except webcam is still on top (dell pls) >hardware killswitch for camera mic etc >4k 144hz display >1tb m.2 ssd >16gib ddr4 >non botnet cpu/gpu that can still vidya >also libre/coreboot supported, no ME shit >aluminum/magnesium/carbonfiber/etc chassis. Hinges that don't break >cooling intakes through keyboard and exhausts on the screen side >decent dac, 3.5mm audio port >USB 3, USB type c, displayport (none of that hdmi botnet shit), ethernet (!!!!), SD card >magnetic power connector meme >big-ass battery. None of that thin meme garbage. >high quality touchpad, also trackpoint meme >backlit keyboard, with numpad >pcibus contacts on the bottom for dock >dualboot winblows for vidya and lunix for actual work Bonus >tablet mode, with actual digitizer and active stylus
Luke Myers
8" netbook. I SSH onto servers to do most of my programming anyways so I just want a tiny portable machine with a usable keyboard and decent resolution screen.
Evan Moore
a 2012 macbook pro with a newer processor and m.2 and a higher-res screen with less bezel. basically the new one except actually user serviceable.
David Garcia
>13-14" inch TN screen from LG with privacy filter >Rubber-mounted SATA HDD with accelerometer >PCI-E SSD >Not soldered DDR4 memory >Windows and Linux compatible >Intel Core i5/i7 7-th gen with Intel HD Graphics >Waterproof keyboard that can be easily replaced >Apple-style touchpad >Weight under 2 kg >Metal roll-cage, durable plastic case >9+ hour battery >4+ USB 3.0, HDMI, VGA, Ethernet, two combined 3.5 jacks, SD-card reader, USB type-c >Wifi, Bluetooth >Fingerprint scaner >Quiet fan >LED flashlight >Web-cam with cover >Magnetic charger plug >One big cover for service.
Ayden White
>8" >usable keyboard
Jace Bennett
can we bring those on planes though?
John Moore
This is my dream.
>Portable, no need to worry about fragile components. >Display with accurate colors, minimal latency, bright enough to use sunlight, gets dim enough to work in a presentation setting >CPU/GPU powerful enough to do whatever it is you'd use a computer for, and is efficient enough to be practical in a portable device >sober design, something Dieter Rams-esque, maybe something that brasses beautifully with age and use >enough juice in battery to work all day, maybe even longer, while at the same time not always about to blow your thighs off
It would ship with an OS that works well and works reliably, but also doesn't spy on you. Instead of selling data about users to advertisers and governments, the company creating the OS would instead generate revenue by selling their product and providing service.
People in a few years will see computers we now think of as cutting-edge the way we look at obsolete shitbooks from the early 2000s. I can't wait.
Isaiah Bailey
who is this wooden gooden?
Christopher Allen
Didn't something already exist where you had a phone that plugged in to a tablet-sized shell with it's own battery and touch screen? I know it's different than your idea, but maybe you know what I'm talking about.
Cooper Foster
X230t form factor with modern specs, either midrange i series intel or high end octacore ARM
Aiden Ross
>Instead of selling data about users to advertisers and governments, the company creating the OS would instead generate revenue by selling their product and providing service. Companies tried that for twenty years. It just led to lots of pirated photoshop CSs. Hence the new subscription model.
Easton Green
literally just a T420 with a screen that doesn't blow
Ethan Green
>he has to spray his laptop for termites every year
Cameron Turner
its called a dbrand sponsor you Sup Forumsook
>doesnt have 100k+ subs >doesnt have sponsors >cant into custom skins >doesnt read labels >laughingasiangirls.png
Robert Gray
My 9 cell is just about enough for me
Samuel Brooks
Then just get a chinkpad you poorfaghipster.
Samuel Cox
t. Sup Forums machine engineer
Connor Wood
Pretty easy. Start with the XPS 13 body, fix the hinge so you can open the screen without holding the base like a MacBook can do, shift the screen slightly further down to take up some of the giant bottom bezel and stick the webcam up the top and flank it with windows hello face scanning. Give it a MagSafe charger and make the touchpad force touch.
now drop the price to a chill $1000, keep it a decent i5 and thicken the whole thing a little for a few extra hours of Street and we're done here.
a laptop should be portable, speedy and long lasting. it doesn't need to be powerful, it just needs to be able to do some simple shit well and a desktop does the heavy lifting
Christopher Gray
Keys get ruined by 1 speck of dust. Fuck this keyboard. 2015 MBP or bust
Ryder Carter
Have you looked at the Thinkpad P50?
Gavin Phillips
Thinkpad P51 fits much of these
>has dual nvme AND a drive slot >can swap the dual nvme slot for a second spinning rust slot >basic black box design >1080p or 4k screen options >trackpoint >literally can have a xeon >with ECC ram >nvidia optimus for gpu power savings >2 fans in both rear corners
Really though a lot of your other criteria simply won't fit without being a 17 inch laptop
Alexander Cooper
>9 cell flush battery (no growth on the back) Heresy It's the perfect grab bar
Mason Jones
>12,5" >Full keyboard w/numpad That would be a terrible fucking keyboard, it would be too small
Samuel Phillips
screen is too small for that resolution
Jayden Long
You can swap the panel with one with much better colors and angles
2 options: >Alienware M14x R2 (glossy but swaps with no work) >X1 Carbon 1st gen (matte but needs ribbon cable extension and tape)
They're still 1600x900 tho.
Or if you want to wait, in a couple months a new version of the eDP adapter board will come out that works on the non-s T420/T430 letting you use the T440 screens
Andrew Nelson
A T420 with newer hardware and a 16:10 screen that fits the bezel much better
Evan Cooper
> 15.4 inch 16:10 > 2880x1800 IPS 120Hz (no touch) > Really thin bezels > 2TB m.2 SSD > 32GiB LPDDR4 RAM > macOS > i7 7920HQ (or it's 8th gen equivalent) > GTX 1070 or Vega56 > Thin design > four thunderbolt 3 ports + two standard usb 3.0 + Sd card reader > 99Wh battery > no touchbar meme > old style macbook keyboard > everything is modular, even the CPU and GPU That would be just perfect.
Benjamin Stewart
I honestly don't get the small laptop meme. Is this a manlet thing? A bigger display is always better, 12 inch is basically tablet tier shit.
Aaron Ramirez
Shhh... This is the kind of guy Applel targets, they pay more money for less features.
James James
Pentium 4 8gb RAM 16" 60hz LCD screen 2 ethernet ports VGA output 4x USB 3.0 Mouse and keyboard ports Full size keyboard with numberpad Replaceable battery
Jonathan Cook
Oh, and a 2tb SSD naturally.
Thomas Butler
>10.1" form factor >1024x600 native (WSVGA) >250GB (5400 RPM) SATA >1GB DDR2 @ 667MHZ >Genuine Windows XP 32bit >Intel Atom 1 core @ 1.66Ghz >GMA graphics with 0MB-250MB shared memory >The ability to sit in your lap or on a desk >Tons of i/o, RGB monitor out, 3 USB 2.0, mic and headphone ports. >Wi-Fi 802.11b/g >Battery lasts multiple hours
At least it doesn't have an intel management engine.
Chase Moore
>maxwell gpu >kaby lake housefire xeon >TDP raised to 55W, up to 75 fucking watts short-term for muh 4GHz turbo >up to 52°C chasis temperature >up to 98°C CPU temp before throttling below base clock >intel botnet engine still enabled >chinklet precision keyboard close, but not quite there all they need to do is get rid of the fucking housefire cpu, use a 45W TDP 6 or 8 core at 2-2.4GHz instead and offer an optional classic keyboard instead of making it limited and bundling it with a fucking dual core cpu. I doubt they will make any changes besides """""""""upgrading""""""""" to coffee lake and (maybe) pascal
Samuel Gonzalez
WHY DO THEY FUCKING MAKE THE NEW LAPTOPS WITH EVEN LESS BATTERY CELLS??? Why can't I just get a modern laptop with a 9-cell battery for fucks sake?
Nicholas Campbell
I just want build quality, battery life, and cheap. Laptop market is expensive for the shit they are trying to shill. Used thinkpads that aren't old with shit battery life are expensive, MacBooks are expensive and not much better than something that is way less, every other company I don't trust.
Jace Walker
>15" no pwm flicker, matte OLED. >decent back-lit keyboard with clit >TouchPad with 3 physical buttons below and above(to use with clit) >rj45, wifi, bt, 5.1 audio + dedicated port for mic >hdmi, dp output. >socketed CPU. Intel based, without ime. >dedicated graphic card, current Gen either amd or Nvidia >sturdy exterior, Hp elitebook/ThinkPad sryle >ssd +hdd, 16gb ram >easy access to ram, CPU, hdd, and fans for cleaning. >spillproof just in case. >no Webcam nor mic
Landon Clark
>4k, IPS, 100% Adobe RGB screen with small bezel. >8th gen quad core >16gb RAM >256gb SSD + 1TB storage >1050ti >Some kind of dekstop conversion dock. Place and you get power, connections for PCI-E card, more storage, ports, video outputs... the like.
Here's the hard part >it can't look gaymer >it has to have a removable battery
...and
FOCUS ON THE GODDAMN BUILD QUALITY. Use metal and good bezels. It seems like even premium models from Dell or Asus can't get this right. Macbooks might be overprized turde but mostly, they are well built.
Joseph Nguyen
>thinkpad yoga >15.6 inch screen >1080ti >16gb ram >1tb ssd >3tb hdd in hot swappable bay headphone and mic jack instead of dual >quad core cpu either i7 or i5 just dont want shitty dual core shiet > 2 or maybe 4k display
Connor Kelly
>T60/X60 case > high-quality display > i7 newer than 3rd gen, yet still corebootable > GTX 980 > highly extensible
Don't need anything more.
Jayden Butler
niiice bro thainks
Jeremiah Evans
closest to perfect machine ive seen in a long time. expensive tho
Jose Cooper
>whatever is the best mobile gpu right now an mx series gpu would be best, laptops with 10 series gpu's have shit battery life
Hudson Long
Standardized battery compartment in various capacities no less than 10.000 mAh 14 inch NO BEZEL OLED 4K screen Case+screen lid not thinker than 7cm Thinkpad keyboard and red nub style control At least 4 Core 8 Thread CPU + APU 1TB SSD 3 USB 3.0 ,HDMI,VGA,Ethernet,solid WiFi
Jordan Myers
>Standardized battery compartment in various capacities no less than 10.000 mAh This would best solved by actually having a laptop can can accept something like RC lipo batteries or 18650s which are cheap as shit and available everywhere
Sebastian Foster
Then someone should make it happened because this is the last time im playing 1/3 of the laptop cost for a replacement battery. This is robbery and it needs to be stopped.
Daniel Collins
I got a 9 cell for my t420 for $70, the cells by themselves would be $55. For me it's not the cost that is bad it's the availability, you buy a laptop and come 3 years later when you need a new battery you may not be able to find a good OEM battery or a aftermarket battery that isn't chinkshit, my T420 battery came easily enough but that isn't always the case for other laptops, using standardized batteries allows you to be independent from the supply chain of OEM/aftermarket parts
Liam Myers
I don't understand how the battery ON PORTABLE MACHINE is not solved yet like you know batteries on cars,9v for general use ect. Its 2017 and I have to vorry years ahead if I will be able to use this piece of shit portably in the future. Its pathetic scammy and unnecessary,law should have regulated or at least international organizations for standardization should take matters in their own hands and fucking do xyz size box with various capacities. I am fucking done tracking down questionable bootleg batteries that may or may not catch fire if I leave them on the charger for too long. Every fucking laptop from the same manufacturer has different battery receptacle for fuck sake its getting ridiculous. God fucking dammit I am so pissed
Luke Evans
The real pisser is that you used to be able to re-cell a battery and it would be good as new, now they go them where they commit suicide and become unusable to the machine if the cells are ever disconnected from the controller board inside the battery.
Jordan Ortiz
>12.1" 2048x1536 OLED display >Loongson 3B 1500 CPU >8GB RAM >same keyboard but with a TrackPoint >clickpad >240GB SSD >5G cellular radio >free mPCIe slot >10GbE >3x USB 3 A >2x USB C >DVI-I >ExpressCard 54 but with Thunderbolt >802.11ad Wi-Fi >6LoWPAN >Bluetooth 5 Dock >6x USB 3.0 A >4x USB C >DP >DVI-I >10GbE >RS-232 >PCIe x16 slot >Blu-ray drive
Ryan Jackson
I think at this point, if users were given a choice, they'd prefer to go back to paying for good shit that isn't monitoring them.
Andrew Phillips
This but with modern specs. God I love my x61.
Liam Rivera
To bad no one wants to sell good shit that isn't monitoring it's users. You buy Windows 10 for example and Microsoft is still data mining you no matter that you shelled out $200 for the pro version. There is no such thing as a software product anymore, it's all software services and you end up as the product to advertisers. There is no such thing as buying photoshop, your subscribing to the photoshop service.
Jonathan Reyes
>your subscribing to the photoshop service Lucky for everyone things are changing drastically with new software that is as good and single pay type as well foss catching up to commercial needs.
Jason Hughes
>foss catching up to commercial needs Linux developers are pretty good at what they do, but that's usually it, which is the problem.
Landon Robinson
>such awful travel time you might as well type on a touchscreen >throttles >horrible io >everything's soldered down so you can't upgrade it >twice as expensive as it's worth kys