Pro 14

Financially Framework is always going to be a worse deal, so you'll have to allow for a couple hundred bucks difference for the vision. The more they scale up, and the higher their quantities become, the less that difference should become. Firstly, let's look at comparable laptops these days, becaus

The Dell Pro 14 Plus is a pretty nice and reliable computer. It does have an aluminum chassis. A few of my client's have them. No issues so far. These replaced the Latitude line, so I'd say they are comparable to the Thinkpad line. As far as repairability, I don't know if it's better or worse than a

i ran into this last month when comparing thinkpads to dells. the dell pro 14 plus has a metal chassis so it holds up ok for drops but not thinkpad level tank. repairability is decent - ram is soldered but ssd and battery are swappable. parts you can find on ebay or dell spare parts. no official spi

Which? The one I really mostly use now is the 7280. Btw, the Dell Pro 14 Plus (Latitude 7xxx replacement?) is not half bad. Core Ultra 200 series is very good, too bad the RAM is part of the package.

Stay away from 2 in 1, you will be sorry. They are fragile and damage quite easily. They are not suited for your intended usage. I don't like touch screens. They are great for tablets and POS. Otherwise you end up with a screen with fingerprints. Invariably you wind up casually touching the screen a