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*[https://hackaday.io/project/15236-slabtop-portable-desktop-replacement-enclosure The Hackaday . io Page on the Slabtop project] | *[https://hackaday.io/project/15236-slabtop-portable-desktop-replacement-enclosure The Hackaday . io Page on the Slabtop project] | ||
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZE_2zsuvmA A Video by the YouTube Channel "Binari" Titled "Slabtop - Portable Desktop Replacement Enclosure Concept" ] ( '''~2 Minute Watch''' ) | |||
[[Category: Open Source Computer Construction Set]] [[Category: Right to Repair]] | [[Category: Open Source Computer Construction Set]] [[Category: Right to Repair]] | ||
Revision as of 00:09, 16 August 2022
Basics
- A Project making a Computer Case - Laptop Hybrid for the purpose of making a DIY-able Desktop Replacement
- Essentially rather than a standard Laptop Frame, something more akin to a Mini-ITX PC Case is used as a base, and the keyboard, speakers, and a screen etc are integrated on to this
- Really promising solution delivering a Desktop Replacement (AKA "Gaming Laptop" / "Portable Workstation" / "Portable Editing Computer" etc) using off the shelf Desktop Hardware
- Short of the Framework Laptop , most OTS Laptops require custom hardware and/or only the RAM and Storage (HDDs, SSDs, etc) could be replaced by the user (often with much difficulty)
- Could also allow for more effective components, and also better systems that use bulk not accepted by most of the market (such as larger heatsinks + quieter/lower frequency noise desktop fans, Hot-Swappable Batteries , PILES of IO, etc)