[hellcow]

I travel with strict luggage limits (both size and weight) and hike all day. Removing weight absolutely helps.

[LAC-Tech]

The differenxe between a "heavy" and "light" laptop is about 250 grams, or the weight of a single apple.

If you can hike all day there is no way you are weak enough for this to even register.

[hellcow]

Sure, I _could_ carry more weight, but I'm not sure why I'd _want_ to. Why should I sacrifice for example an extra pair of socks or a shirt, when I don't need to? Having a bigger screen or a faster PC doesn't matter more to me in light of that space and weight trade-off. I use a code editor from 1992, a programming language from 1989, and a tiling window manager with no frills. An N100 is more than enough.

[LtWorf]

You most certainly aren't familiar with heavy laptops.

[LAC-Tech]

I managed to get myself to the point where I could do two slow, deep, controlled pushups in one session.

Hence I have genuinely never even noticed, cared, or paid attention to how much a laptop weighs.

[LtWorf]

wtf 2 pushups aren't much at all.

[LAC-Tech]

Exactly.

[B1FF_PSUVM]

Now you've made me think of the Mac Portable, aka Boat Anchor.

("Am I chopped liver?!" yells the shade of the Osborne 1)