Subj : Re: Framework laptop
To   : MRO
From : Rob Mccart
Date : Fri Oct 31 2025 09:21:16

RM> > As I said, lower end as far as power goes and such (Celeron) and it
  > > came with just a 64 Gig SSD, but I added 1/4 Terrabyte to that for
  > > $26, and the computer is Military grade so you can drop it or dump
  > > water on it without hurting it, so it seemed a good buy.


MR>that just means the soldering and component standards are higher. you cant
  >drop it or drop water on it.

The edges of it are a hard rubber to withstand impacts without damage.
The data about it says that it surpasses US Military Grade MIL-STD-810H
durability standards which say it must withstand a 4 foot drop to a hard
surface or 28kg (61 Lbs) of applied force and survive being submerged in
water for a brief time, although they don't guarantee it is totally
water proof and for longer dunks in water they 'suggest' turning it off,
draining off excess liquid and then letting it sit and dry for 24 hours.

However I haven't tested it myself under any of those situations..   B)

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