Quote from: Fazal Majid on December 11, 2020, 01:45:05
The Huawei Mate 14

I have the Huawei Matebook 13 and the display is made out of aluminium and glass and it broke when falling from a chair. I think the thinkpad X1 nano might be sturdier (Carbon and plastic ?).

Quote from: G Michael Leonard on December 01, 2020, 19:03:03
Finally the toy laptop era is gone. I didn't buy it to watch movies on. I bought it as a productivity tool. The only way to get decent real estate on those widescreens was to buy a 15.6" or larger- anything smaller was unusable.
Or buy an Apple

The Huawei Mate 14 2020 has a 3:2 screen and a Ryzen 4800H. Heavier than the X1 Nano by quite a bit, though, and I still haven't figured out how to get it in US-ANSI keyboard layout.

Quote from: G Michael Leonard on December 01, 2020, 19:03:03
Finally the toy laptop era is gone. I didn't buy it to watch movies on. I bought it as a productivity tool. The only way to get decent real estate on those widescreens was to buy a 15.6" or larger- anything smaller was unusable.
Or buy an Apple.

I ve just bought a 16:10 panasonic SZ5 laptop (used, 15000y on Zenmarket) ... it s good that they are also doing 3:2 laptops now ... but 4:3 would be better for web-browsing ;) ...

Quote from: pierro78 on November 30, 2020, 17:17:53
touchscreen version available january 2021 ...

Really wish they offered the carbon-fiber weave on non-touch models. That display cover with 5G would be really nice.

Finally the toy laptop era is gone. I didn't buy it to watch movies on. I bought it as a productivity tool. The only way to get decent real estate on those widescreens was to buy a 15.6" or larger- anything smaller was unusable.
Or buy an Apple.

touchscreen version available january 2021 ...

Shipping estimate: more than 5 weeks. Ah, so "technically" launched in 20Q4.

Either way, I'm somewhat interested since it's a 2048px wide 16:10 13" display. I currently have a 2560px wide 14" display, and it's a bit too much PPI for me. A lot of applications take up a bit more than 1000px horizontally, which makes split-screen on 1920px wide displays a bit more annoying than it should be. 2048px may be cutting it close, but I'm interested, nevertheless.