Nirav Patel:
Now let's talk about something a little different. One of the things we look for, when we are deciding which product categories we will build next, is seeing what you are most frustrated with. We know there are a lot of categories in consumer electronics that don't work the way you want them to. Products that you have to use every day but you don't actually like using. There's one product we keep hearing about that stands out above all of the others. Anyone know what it is?
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Nobody shouted "Keyboard" in that moment. You probably can imagine what they all shouted ...
A device which many people want Framework to make (see also the comments on this video) ...
And if you still cannot imagine it, I was also one of the people who suggested to Framework whether they could make such a device. I made my suggestion some years ago in @frameworkcomputer 's community forums.
https://community.frame.work/t/framework-could-make-repairable-printers-multi-function-devices/
I am leading the OpenPrinting project and with this I am responsible for the printing stack of Linux and generally all Posix-style operating systems. On the Ubuntu Summit 2023 in Riga @Daniel_Schaefer from Framework has given a nice talk about Frameork’s repairable/upgradable laptops: After the talk I had a nice hallway session with him where he has shown me the repairable laptops from Framework and how easy it is to (hot-)swap parts. Now I am looking into whether I continue w...
Nirav Patel, founder and CEO of @frameworkcomputer told this in his live presentation of the new Framework products (esp. the new Framework 13 Pro) yesterday.
Till Kamppeter
Matt (It's really me) Hartley