TUXEDO Computers Launches Zen 4 Linux Laptop With 32GB RAM & 3K Display

[hartree]

Assuming tuxedo's build quality is up to par it has the edge IMO price equal.

I think they're using Tongfang as ODM, so I assume the build quality should be similar to the Schenker Vision 14 you can find reviews of.

[pong]

Or proper USB-4 with PCIE, networking, etc. etc. for that matter.
"Not enough soon enough" anyway since at least my X570 desktop doesn't have any of that stuff, sadly, so hopefully they'll really
bring it out for desktop & laptop in 2024 where they haven't already.
I think they even HAD TB support for one of my X570 MBs and literally de-featured it post-release.

What's going on with AMD and Thuderbolt?

[guglovich]

Better this than Pedora Slim.

[ThomasD]

Do they have proper TPM2 and chassis intrusion support (measured into a PCR)?

[onlyLinuxLuvUBack]

Weird you have to get the dell laptop from amazon to get the 2560x1600.

for $776 USD:

https://www.amazon.com/Dell-Inspiron-5000-5635-Laptop/dp/B09BW611ZP/ref=sr_1_5?crid=JS0UAMOY42N6&keywords=dell+16%22+laptop+amd+16GB+2560x&qid=1699835770&s=electronics&sprefix=dell+16+laptop+amd+16gb+2560x%2Celectronics%2C174&sr=1-5

[Mez']

I was interested, as most of my criteria were met (AMD CPU, tux key, belgian azerty keyboard) so I set up a config, it came to 1066€ as I removed the nvme SSD (since I already have one).
Then I realized it had no numpad, sadly... Neither does the Pulse 15 (in case they did one again with an AMD CPU).

A keyboard without a numpad, for most non-developers, is basically useless.
No numpad, no purchase. I'll keep looking.

[benis]

I think 14" laptop and numpad is more or less non-existing, no?