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Framework seems promising, considering how good support for the upgrades and repairs for the 13 have been.
Sure, and in terms of extended warranty and aftermarket parts the support is probably better/more guaranteed on a Thinkpad, but in terms of repairability, Framework sells the only 2 laptops that iFixit gave a 10/10
So I was just adding it on to your analysis. I'd say that warrants consideration, at least.
Laptops in general are portable but not modular/repairable.
Its a tradeoff, but it wouldnt be impossible to fix it.