We'll just throw it out there and see what the dogs make of it.
Should've released with FreeDOS ;) and have the developers write their own userspace.

Not sure if a laptop with crippled arrows can be used for anything other than web browsing. That "excellently" placed on/off button does not add either for the usefulness.
But hey, DY at least kept the insetr+prnscr button (yep, they are removed in elitebok)

This looks like old ProBook 400 series chassis, not Elitebook.

Quote from: kek on June 03, 2022, 20:13:09This device is just an Elitebook 845 G8 being sold with other name (and a new CPU)

"new cpu"? no it's worst. The Elitebook 845 G8 already has a model with the 5850u, so pretty much the same except the OS lol ;D

Elitebook 845 G8 full specs: //www8.hp.com/h20195/v2/GetDocument.aspx?docname=c07003385

This seems like great specs that would easily handle my workload as a developer. My concern is that HP laptops don't usually have the nicest displays and they really seemed to go out of their way not to mention many display specs. Will be interesting the see the reviews.

Also, I agree with the comment about the aspect ratio, it is time to move on from "squished" screens, bring on 3:2!

Didn't know HP ran a charity for Linux "distro makers". Was this 'Make-a-wish' or?..

I would rather have a 500 nit 1920x1200 display than a 1000 nit 1920x1080 display. Incredibly odd choice for a product targeted specifically towards developers.

This device is just an Elitebook 845 G8 being sold with other name (and a new CPU)

The specs mention a 1000 nits screen, and on the Elitebook, that's the nasty screen with the HP Privacy filter on it.