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Hmm ok, USB4 can work with many thunderbolt devices, except for those devices that insist to use special features that only a true TB4 has. This laptop is quite good in overall, to me the cons are:- 1) Not enough m.2 slots. I need at least 3 slots, my current laptop has 5 and all filled up...

No thunderbolt... too bad

week day use 8hrs, 20k can last for 10 yrs. That is long enough, just replace it with a new and more powerful projector with about the same price at that time.

The problems with Clevo laptop in recent years are:- 1) limit of only two m.2 slots. 2) miserable keyboard layout. 3) no thunderbolt dock that can turn on/off the laptop with lid closed (for desktop replacement mode)

From M1 to M6, until today still no reserved IP function, no port forwarding. Otherwise this could be a good router replacement. I still keep my M1 and no plan to upgrade because of no real benefit in newer models.

Of course there are people who do that. Why buy expensive RAM from Dell ?? Just buy a minimum 4GB ram then go after market to buy 64GB, much more cheaper if buy 64 from Dell. Same as CPU (before soldered, buy cheapest and replace with extreme), SSD, graphic card etc. I do this for every...

The carrying case seems bigger than previous version. I hope aptX will come back.

That means users can't freely source for after market RAM anymore.

I would like to see how wifi7 can handle stable and low ping between the device and router across obstacles. Gamers are not particular about bandwidth, what matters is latency.

I bought this because i am using laptop with multiple external monitors and i am sick of HDMI audio issue after monitor went on sleep (through SPDIF extractor). After monitors wake up the audio device will switch to other monitors (sound came out from other monitors' built-in speakers) although...

My Intel Network card, X520-T2, 10 years old, still using daily. Synology NAS DS3611xs, 10 years, not sure if the CS2032 cmos battery still alive, the NAS time is still correct on daily startup.

Give me a 4TB option like Sabrent and i am in.

This is low cost NAS, not even supports trunking. 87MB/s is not too bad if the price is attractive. If 100MB/s would be good utilizing the 1GBE bandwidth.

Everything is good, except for no hybrid raid which is the deal breaker for me. Have to live with many things not so good but has hybrid raid synology.

Are u sure that is practical...? That 2.5" 4TB hdd is 15mm think and won't fit into 99.9% of the laptop. Even 12mm hdd won't fit into 99% laptop let alone 15mm.