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Intel debuts bold modular laptop design focused on the right-to-repair — a concept we'd love to see in laptops - MSNPublished by Intel researchers on the company's blog, the modular laptop concept envisions what laptops and mini-PCs could look like with standardized sizes for mobile motherboards and IO ports ...
The solution according to Intel is a new modular approach that supports upgrades, customisations and repairs. If it all sound ...
The concept in question is what’s known as modular design. Desktop PCs were basically founded upon this principle, allowing PC makers and consumers alike to slide out hard drives and optical ...
Intel lays out laptops with separate motherboards and I/O boards, with a similar modular design for mini PCs. By Michael Crider Staff Writer, PCWorld Jan 24, 2025 9:29 am PST ...
Intel’s New Modular Laptop and Desktop Vision. Like Dell’s Concept Luna, Intel’s modular effort appears primarily focused on reducing e-waste.
Intel has released a paper detailing potential plans to manufacture modular laptops and mini PCs. This approach would decrease e-waste and minimize carbon footprint, as well as make devices ...
The Laptop 12 is one of the most striking laptops I’ve ever seen. Its pink and blue “bubblegum” color scheme is particularly ...
Intel and Quanta showed off a modular computer at CES 2025 that can fit in laptops, tablets, gaming handhelds and more. We spotted this computing concept car at CES. Skip to main content ...
Intel wants more modular laptops, but the focus is on OEMs, not consumers Interchangeable parts would allow makers to offer more customization during orders By Daniel Sims April 16, 2025, 7:38.
Summary: Intel is working on a system to make laptop motherboards more modular. Rather than being focused on customers, the company is focused on OEMs.
Gaming Laptops; Intel's modular designs could make your next laptop last longer, but probably won't deliver the holy grail of cheap GPU upgrades. News. By Jeremy Laird published 28 January 2025 ...
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