@leggy said: So are we good to upgrade now? Yes, all good now. I must 'unstick' this thread.

Thanks very much for those, much appreciated.

Thanks

The 1050 would be a deal breaker for me. It depends on what you want to run and its better than nothing but more sooner than later I'm afraid the need for more power will rise again. Also, it has not enough power to do even low end vr which would be a nice option. Edit; a nice list of eGPU enclosures can be found at https://egpu.io/external-gpu-buyers-guide-2018/

Guys, @boofredlay said: Looks nice. I wonder what kind of fatigue it will cause the user, less or more than normal. I currently use a Mad Catz R.A.T. 7 and a SpaceNavigator for my day to day cad. I tried the 3DConnection CadMouse but it was ultimately not very comfortable. Eric, I imagine there will be less fatigue as the Lexip acts as a mouse and navigator. In my case, @solo said: Looks like a great tool, but I cannot imagine myself ever using it as it seems to require a lot of wrist movement, I'd hate doing that for 10 hours. I will be free to hold a cig while I work. @solo said: Looks like a great tool, but I cannot imagine myself ever using it as it seems to require a lot of wrist movement, I'd hate doing that for 10 hours. Pete, spending 10 hours a day is too much. Joking aside, I hope to be trying out a proto/demo version shortly. I will then know how good it is. @liam887 said: If I hadn't already spent hundreds of pounds on the things sitting on my desk right now then I would probably give it a go. Looks like a good option for freeing up space on the USB ports. If I upgrade my PC this year from full tower to Mini ITX then it could be a good solution Liam, I know the feeling of having too many bits and pieces not used. We should sell off or give away what we don't use. Mike

@pbacot said: I'd like aN "airtight and breathable assembly", but not sure what that means. @pbacot Yeah, of the face of it, that doesn't make sense but I imagine what is meant is that vapor only is allowed to escape. @Majid I've replied to you on PM.

NUMS! A handy numeric keypad for the Macbook Pro https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=72%26amp;t=67911

Firefox at the mo, IE is pretty much dead and Edge can go and play in the fast lane of the M1 northbound. I did try chrome but the constant nagging to sign in got to me. Firefox is far from perfect but I would go batty trying out all of the browsers out there.

Yes indeed, the EON17-SLX series is a serious piece of kit. My problem is that I want Apple to produce a 'serious designers laptop' apart from their 'skinny for all lappies'. It looks like it will be up to others to create add-ons to get the job done and this appears to be happening currently with the likes of OWC's DEC and the HyperDrive Thunderbolt 3 USB-C Hub for 2016 MacBook Pro http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=72%26amp;t=6369%26amp;start=270

@kaas said: @Mike - Seen this review? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws7S5lXw7zk Thanks, kaas, a good review. I wasn't too sure about that flashy trackpad. Its location puts me off. I prefer a central trackpad, ideally to the left of the lower keyboard. Still looking forward to seeing what Apple come up with later in the year. In the meantime, I'd buy an external graphics card set up if it worked seamlessly on the Mac.

You're welcome Jim. I pledged / signed up for the beta version so will advise on this thread about my experience. Mike

@pixero said: I think they need some design help. That was one ugly beast. It would be a killer look if this were still the 80's.

16,764 m wide?