Lappier

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== Programs ==
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*strongbad_email.exe
== Differences between the Lappier and the Lappy 486 ==
== Differences between the Lappier and the Lappy 486 ==
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Revision as of 22:31, 3 August 2015

"Just like the previous model, only crappier. I mean, more expensive. I mean, lappier."

The Lappier (stylized as Lappier) is Strong Bad's fifth computer, a laptop introduced on April 1st, 2015 in sbemail206 and, presumably, Compy, Inc.'s successor to the Lappy 486. Strong Bad discovered the Lappier buried under a cloud of dust where his previous computer, the Compé, had been; he claimed the dust "compressed" the Compé into the Lappier.

Quick Facts

Back of the Lappier

Debut: First seen in "sbemail206".

Font: Commodore 64

Interactive Feature: None

Emails checked on the computer: 4

Programs

  • strongbad_email.exe

Differences between the Lappier and the Lappy 486

While it is incredibly similar to the Lappy 486 in its design asthetic and its name, it does have a few differences to its predecessor.

  • It does not have an Ethernet port on its back.
  • It is considerably thinner in depth, but larger in size.
  • The Lappy on the screen rotates with a 3-D model rather than a pixelated 2-D model.
  • The screen has a considerably higher pixel density with the 3-D model, however the text is still pixelated.
    • The Lappier also has a much smaller bezel around the screen.
  • Its power cord is white as opposed to black.
  • It is supposedly more expensive than the Lappy 486.
  • The Lappier has rounded edges as opposed to the Lappy's sharper edges.
  • Clicking on the Lappier's screen does not simulate LCD distortion — or do anything, for that matter.
  • Oddly, the Lappier appears to share the same font with the Compy 386.


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