The world is changing fast in many directions that impacting various industries. These make computer manufacturers can't even keep up with the users' productivity needs. Slim design laptops nowadays are great with high specifications, but with the "to build for masses" in mind, they can't satisfy every user to a certain extend. There are always goodness and drawbacks, plus the price-setting controlled the certain amount of goodness that the laptop can fit in.
But now, with the Right-to-Repair Legislation, the user can go to the IT shop for a repair at a lower price. Plus, with the "Framework" laptop the users can repair or most importantly can upgrade their laptop at their home comfort. For the custom PC enthusiast, the Framework laptop also sells DIY kits so they can enjoy building themselves assembling the components. Furthermore, the customer can select and deselect which components to come with the box and mix-match with the other 3rd party components that are suitable for their needs. Most importantly the company claimed that the product is design to last for the long term with future hardware upgrades and the Framework laptop are still slim in design which is essential to move it easily around in the bag.
In the future, we can see there will be a new business in the post chain that focuses on aesthetic accessories for users to customize the look to express themselves. Moreover, there will be a new business that focuses on the high performing gears for the niche markets such as 4K or higher quality webcam for streamers, slim mechanical keyboard for gamers, touch screen monitor for designers, and the list goes on. This technology can push the future to more possibilities which are advancements in human everyday life. It's like an iPhone with the library of a full list of breakthrough apps in the AppStore.
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