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Posted by Pierre
 - December 06, 2024, 10:29:54
Quote from: JThom on December 05, 2024, 22:45:30i can imagine the kind of next-gen foldable laptop could utilize a type of smartphone hinge system in use today. all ports on the sides. i'd like a big (17" screen comparable) foldable laptop with an e-ink display on the cover side. 

Sure, this ages so well. Ever seen how bad it turns after just a few months?
Posted by JThom
 - December 05, 2024, 22:45:30
i can imagine the kind of next-gen foldable laptop could utilize a type of smartphone hinge system in use today. all ports on the sides. i'd like a big (17" screen comparable) foldable laptop with an e-ink display on the cover side. 
Posted by davidm
 - December 03, 2024, 20:57:16
A solution for pointing device is needed at least as much as keyboard. I use a trackpoint so I'm good, but a mouse or trackpad even always seem so removed. I guess eye tracking isn't going to cut it, which is sort of unfortunate (though also good because the device should really be very intentional given our surveillance capitalism reality).
Posted by Redaktion
 - December 03, 2024, 20:07:57
One of the next laptops with a foldable display might be one with no need for an external physical keyboard, according to a new leak. It might have an up-to-date build with a processor designed in-house by its OEM. The device may or may not come as a follow-up to the world's first tri-folding smartphone.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Next-gen-laptop-tipped-to-debut-with-in-built-haptic-keyboard-and-custom-silicon.927461.0.html