Tough, Tiny, and Totally Repairable: Inside the Framework 12
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Imagine Slate without Bezos
Would be so exciting
I know!!
I really wish it wouldn't benefit Lex Luthor. If it makes waves, hopefully other similar types of cars will come along by the time my civic needs to be replaced.
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I know!!
I really wish it wouldn't benefit Lex Luthor. If it makes waves, hopefully other similar types of cars will come along by the time my civic needs to be replaced.
Hey there we go, now I can be excited about their future… Nice
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Oh I still have to watch that, referenced in freaks and geeks I believe
It's wildly offensive and arguably shouldn't have been made. But occasionally, there's something funny in it.
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I just want an electric car that can do exactly this.
Modular components on an option of 3 frames. Reparable to a degree. Bare bones functionality. Physical buttons, no screens. Open source software. Upgrade not the whole car, but components as you go. Literally what video games taught us.
If I had Mark Cuban money, it's the first thing I would do.
I think EV battery cells should be standardized and modular to reduce difficulty of replacement and make replacements cheaper and more available so that it could extend the useful lifespan of the car. If you could replace your battery with an off the shelf equivalent used EVs would hold a lot more value.
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So... this is a 2-in-1 that is actually repairable? Am I reading this right?
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I think EV battery cells should be standardized and modular to reduce difficulty of replacement and make replacements cheaper and more available so that it could extend the useful lifespan of the car. If you could replace your battery with an off the shelf equivalent used EVs would hold a lot more value.
I think the issue there is the tech in EV batteries is constantly changing due to miniaturization, battery chemistry advancements, etc. There has to be some point where the cells are "good enough" to become a standard though. I just don't think we're there quite yet.
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I think the issue there is the tech in EV batteries is constantly changing due to miniaturization, battery chemistry advancements, etc. There has to be some point where the cells are "good enough" to become a standard though. I just don't think we're there quite yet.
true but we figured out things before like this when computer tech was rapidly changing so I do think it's possible while definitely having its challenges.
we need an alternative to needing a manufacturer specific part that costs nearly $15,000 and weighing in a ton and requiring a crane to replace.
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I got a fw16 love it.
Is the 12 on the same board as the 13 or is it its own main board?
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No thank you
Care to elaborate?
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Want me to 3d print one for you?
I found a few pre-made designs:
Man, I love these interactions on Lemmy. So wholesome!
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Can't wait to see what they come up with next.
Framework smartphone please. Though I think that is VERY unlikely.
it would cost a fortune
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I got a fw16 love it.
Is the 12 on the same board as the 13 or is it its own main board?
Looks like fw12 is Intel and fw16 is AMD.
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I got a fw16 love it.
Is the 12 on the same board as the 13 or is it its own main board?
Looking at the JerryRigEverything review it's a new main board size.
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Care to elaborate?
I considered it, but the specs were too low. Ended up choosing a Google Pixel instead.
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I think EV battery cells should be standardized and modular to reduce difficulty of replacement and make replacements cheaper and more available so that it could extend the useful lifespan of the car. If you could replace your battery with an off the shelf equivalent used EVs would hold a lot more value.
Cells pretty much are one of 3 or 4 standard sizes. Getting down to the cell level is pretty tough on a lot of cars though.
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I got a fw16 love it.
Is the 12 on the same board as the 13 or is it its own main board?
New board size was dictated by the smaller form factor I believe. Still will be very interesting to see what options come out in time.
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I e got an i3 one of these on order and should turn up next month. I need to buy RAM and an SSD, but I think it'll end up around £750 all in. Will replace my 11yo MacBook Air 11 inch. Mac OS just went in the wrong direction under Cook.
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Imagine Slate without Bezos
Would be so exciting
I have. Then I realize Slate doesn't get a chance to change vehicular design without him.
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I considered it, but the specs were too low. Ended up choosing a Google Pixel instead.
specs were too low
what usage was limited by specs?
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blowing my mind, i think this thing might make a good smartphone replacer
how do you use it with one hand?
imo that's the only benefit of having a smartphone. any other computer can do internet calls too
