Inside the case of the lappy. A hand with gold-polished nails installs a small PCB into the grid that’s milled into the bottom case so you can put your own PCBs in there.

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1. Joshua A.C. Newman (joshuaacnewman@xeno.glyphpress.com)'s status on Saturday, 25-Jan-2025 05:14:07 JST Joshua A.C. Newman

   It's been a while since I was actively excited about a new computer.

   I'm actively excited about the @mntmn Reform Next.

   It's Open, repairable, modular, and looks cool af in its raw aluminum (I GUESS you can also get it in a brilliant aubergine or black).

   It runs off replaceable, standard LiFePO4 cells & you can mod it with other battery chemistries without changing the charging board.

   The modularity is really approaching LEGO/Eurorack/ISO bike standarrd levels.

   https://www.crowdsupply.com/mnt/mnt-reform-next/updates/technical-deep-dive