Battery-powered AIO workstation forged from Framework laptop and 3D printed components — the Flying Lotus takes off

TomsHardware · 2024-04-07T17:20:36+0000

A uniquely ergonomic, portable All-In-One workstation PC was assembled by a YouTuber using Framework laptop parts. View the full article

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April 7 in General Discussion

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