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MNT Pocket Reform – Unboxing and First Impressions

39 点作者 jandeboevrie9 个月前

4 条评论

yjftsjthsd-h9 个月前
&gt; The Pocket Reform uses a USB-C PD power supply to recharge the batteries. I did not have any luck charging with my phone’s USB-C charger or the official Raspberry Pi USB-C power supply I had on hand.<p>Sounds like it needs a minimum power level to use the charger? That&#x27;s annoying; having worked with machines that do it both ways, I really strongly prefer machines that let you at least trickle charge with anything you have handy. Hopefully firmware improvements can fix?
userbinator9 个月前
Looked like a nice machine until I saw the keyboard. What&#x27;s with the ridiculous gaps between the keys? That&#x27;s not just this machine, but many other laptops have gone this route in the past few years. The picture with the 3 laptops shows it clearly: the Reform has 60 keys, the eeePC has 80 keys in nearly the same amount of space, and the ThinkPad has 83 keys in a considerably wider space. Moreover, the latter two have reasonably standard layouts.
analognoise9 个月前
I was interested in these for the FPGA boards (you could replace the CPU carrier card with an FPGA board and write your own system), but they came in at €1600 for the smaller Kintex 7 and €2600 for the larger one - a complete nonstarter.
rozenmd9 个月前
iFixit did a teardown video the other day: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;youtu.be&#x2F;QdZoK3MfV28" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;youtu.be&#x2F;QdZoK3MfV28</a>