all the laptop OEMs are marketing "thin and light" nonsense that all it does is make interfacing the device more of a hassle and also burn your legs off easier.
i will never let go of my 1.25 inch thick chonk-top with multiple full-size ports
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Counterpoint: My laptop not weighing as much as my desktop makes interfacing with my device much easier as I take it with me places
because of course laptops that aren't ultralight all weigh like fifty pounds