Unfortunately, the StarFighter uses soldered RAM, so users cannot upgrade it down the road

And like that, any interest I had in that system is gone.

In 2026, it's unforgivable for any system to have soldered components. I'm not about to spend premium pricing(in this case it's almost $1900 USD starting) on a system that if a ramstick dies I have to replace the entire main board.

Painful price point. Thats about as much as my current desktop PC, all peripherials included.

Edit: before ram prices went mental, but post GPU price shift

Am I alone as an EU citizen that I don't bother with buying anything from the UK since brexit was finalized? I can't be bothered to look up whether the customs crap has been resolved or not and I don't feel like finding out either. It's basically the same to me as made in the US.

This is actually impressive. Y'all dunking on it probably don't realize just how tiny this company is, yet they somehow managed to pull this off without being just another Clevo reseller. It's a whole custom chassis that actually looks sick, and a sane keyboard layout.

Unfortunately, this is probably the worst possible time to launch a laptop. Those prices are wild, and I say that as someone willing to pay a premium for Linux support. I also already upgraded recently, so it'll be a pass from me for now... But I wish them the best of luck!

And y'all in the comments wonder why Linux doesn't get the support it deserves.

Why does it seem to be impossible to find smol laptops these days?

LMAO. Good luck with that. Absolutely absurd price point.

This is great for business users!