Media Workstations launches dual-socket Epyc a-X2P luggable

[HEXUS]

This dual-socket AMD Epyc 7002 machine sports up to 128C/256T, 2TB RAM and 6 screens.

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[QuorTek]

Damn, work from home has gotten a new meaning or on site.. uh

[tonyd2233]

reminds me of the first portable I ever used, the Compaq Portable from 1983... yes, 1983.

[iworrall]

So. The "Luggable" PC returns, but no-one thought to merge it with a trolley case? #facepalm

[Xlucine]

The XMG laptops are amusing. The AMD equivalent came out and youtubers were amazed by the performance in a laptop; now with the intel model they're amazed by how big the heatsink and PSUs are

[Tunnah]

That is so daft. I want it.

[Tabbykatze]

So. The "Luggable" PC returns, but no-one thought to merge it with a trolley case? #facepalm

The problem is, you would have to suspension the crap out of those wheels, the amount of impact that a lugged device would get over a wheeled device would be orders of magnitude.

I am unwittingly aggressive with my wheeled hard cases and the most complex that has been in one was a Polycom HDX unit that was designed to be dropped into warzones for FOB conferences and that was designed to be dropped off AC-130s on pallets!

The XMG laptops are amusing. The AMD equivalent came out and youtubers were amazed by the performance in a laptop; now with the intel model they're amazed by how big the heatsink and PSUs are

I was thoroughly impressed when a system is done properly. Unlike Asus and their TUF or MSI and the other laptop.