Six Ground-Breaking New Linux Laptops Released in the Last Two Weeks

In the last two weeks, six new Linux laptops have hit the market (or were announced). 'The Linux hardware scene is getting better by the day,' writes the site FOSS Weekly:

Star Labs teases its new StarFighter Linux Laptop with a 4K (10-bit IPS) display. MNT Research introduces a 'more affordable' 7-inch mini Linux laptop, the MNT Pocket Reform.
KDE's Slimbook 4 is here with AMD Ryzen 7 5700U processor and a better battery, starting from $1,000. 'Buying from Slimbook supports KDE development too,' notes Gaming on Linux, adding that there's a choice of 14 or 15.6 inch displays. TUXEDO's Pulse 15 — Gen2 (also with an AMD Ryzen 7 5700U processor) has a 15-inch HiDPI WQHD 165Hz display, along with eight cores and 16 threads. (And the Register notes its twin cooling fans, 'allowing them to overclock the chip and run it at 35W,' and a choice of distros.)
Pre-orders have opened for the Roma — the first RISC-V Laptop (which may ship in September). Ars Technica reports they're offering 'free Silicon upgrades' — that is free system-on-a-chip and system-on-module upgrades for its quad-core RISC-V CPU. And there's also a companion NPU/GPU, notes a blog post at RISCV.org, 'for the fastest, seamless RISC-V native software development available.' (As well as 'early access to next-generation laptop and accessory upgrades at generous discounts or for free.') The blog post calls it a 'Web3-friendly platform with NFT creation and publication plus integrated MetaMask-style wallet.' System 76's 'Lemur' Alder Lake- and coreboot-powered laptop arrives with 14 hours of battery life.

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