workstation marketing - hardware

[Chris Collings]

If the image is big enough, we could have 3 different laptop brands all showing fedora. That would help people realise it doesn't just work on selected laptops, and is portable

Chris

James Smith <smittix at fedoraproject.org> wrote:
>I also agree that my first choice would be an IBM think pad but again as jzb wrote it might make people think that there is some kind of sponsorship there.
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>I think laptops such as the HP envy are quite nice as they are clean looking and not easily recognisable. 
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>Just my two pence.
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>Smittix
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>On Wednesday, 22 October 2014, Joe Brockmeier <jzb at redhat.com> wrote:
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>On 10/22/2014 01:35 PM, Máirín Duffy wrote:
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>Do we have any preferences as to what model laptop we might want to
>feature? If we did this, would we have to blur out / debrand the system?
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>Does anyone have thoughts on this kind of thing?
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>My feeling is that ThinkPads are sort of the informal go-to Fedora laptop, but maybe that's just my bias/history showing.
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>Not sure whether that's necessary, though it's *possible* that showing a logo/distinctive laptop might imply to some folks there's some sort of sponsor/endorsement relationship where none exists.
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>Best,
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>jzb
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