I bought one last month for $299. Now the Apple Store is showing $449

Just bought a new iPad A16 128GB from Staples website a few minutes ago for $279

https://slickdeals.net/f/19653138-update-apple-price-increas...

How about ms-sudo/mssudo and ms-curl/mscurl

I like the name MS-DOS. MicroSoft DO Superuser

P1 comes to mind

I actually did something similar: business logic and most things written in Go, but the menu bar or tray icon done in native APIs like Win32 and Gtk. It was surprisingly very good experience overall. I have tried so many ways around it before settling for that.

Very interesting! How would the Electron and Go processes communicate in this case? Did you expose a Unix socket or TCP port perhaps?

Ohh, my apologies for the confusion. I was just using Go as a menubar/tray icon application (with some OS-specific bindings) and meant to say that its performance was excellent. No electron involved

Lenovo officially announced a new generation (3rd) of their most powerful ThinkPad P16. Some of the important changes:

- CPU up to Core Ultra 9 285HX

- GPU up to RTX PRO 5000 (Blackwell)

- 3.2K 120Hz Tandem OLED display option

- 3x 4TB SSD option

- RJ45 port is back

- A bit lighter than previous gen (starts at 2.4 Kgs)

- Thunderbolt 5 port

- Up to 196GB memory

The probable downgrade could be the switch from the proprietary charger to USB-C PD (which is limited to 180W)

> The probable downgrade could be the switch from the proprietary charger to USB-C PD

Guess that might be due to EU, where mandatory USB-C charging[1] is extended to encompass laptops in February 2026.

Probably not the space for both?

[1]: https://commission.europa.eu/news-and-media/news/eu-common-c...

You're probably right. But the issue here is that they are providing a 180W USB-C PD rather than 240W.

Yeah, that's a solid step down, and a bit weird given USB-PD supports 240W[1].

[1]: https://www.usb.org/usb-charger-pd

Framework introduced Framework 16, a 16 inch laptop featuring Ryzen AI 300 series CPUs and NVIDIA RTX 5070 dGPU. The most interesting thing is that the dGPU is upgradable separately.

Yes, I can confirm. But i thought that was by design

I just recently watched it. Although the visuals may not match The Matrix, it was written very well. Found it pleasant.

Around the holiday season they usually drop to around $1k

- Time your purchase

- get coupons

- get a corporate discount if you can

to get them at a sane price

Hmm the Thinkpad T14 might drop to $1000 but I've literally never seen a current generation X1 Carbon go that low.

You can even build a P1 with a whopping 8 TB of SSD storage.

There are also plenty of other P-series thinkpads that you can get with 2 TB or more storage: P14s, P16, P16v