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Pinebook Pro (ANSI) availability notification? - MechanicalPirate - 01-20-2020
Hello all,
I came across the Pinebook Pro and realized it is what I've been waiting for in a laptop.
Is there somewhere I can sign up to be notified when the ANSI edition becomes in-stock?
If not, I don't mind checking periodically.
Thanks,
MP
RE: Pinebook Pro (ANSI) availability notification? - sensiblesalmon - 01-23-2020
I emailed pine sales yesterday asking if a mailing list or something similar existed for the next round of pinebook pro preorders. I'll let you know if/when I hear back.
I also asked system76 if they were considering an ARM machine any more seriously--would be nice to have more competition in the space.
RE: Pinebook Pro (ANSI) availability notification? - henryzhou - 01-24-2020
Thank you. Please let us know if you hear anything from them.
RE: Pinebook Pro (ANSI) availability notification? - MechanicalPirate - 01-26-2020
(01-23-2020, 03:03 PM)sensiblesalmon Wrote: I emailed pine sales yesterday asking if a mailing list or something similar existed for the next round of pinebook pro preorders. I'll let you know if/when I hear back.
I also asked system76 if they were considering an ARM machine any more seriously--would be nice to have more competition in the space.
Sounds good, thanks.
It would be cool to see something from System76.
RE: Pinebook Pro (ANSI) availability notification? - sensiblesalmon - 02-21-2020
System76 said that "ARM based laptops are not on our roadmap yet. This could change in the future, but I'm not sure when that would occur."
Which is understandable--it's definitely a niche market at this point.
RE: Pinebook Pro (ANSI) availability notification? - xmixahlx - 02-21-2020
it would make more sense for sustem76 to do a low power intel cpu. n5000 + 8GB ddr4 ram + 256gb nvme ssd = winning.
someone could even make an upgrade module for the pbp, or pine could sell the pbp without a compute module for diy. possibilities!