ThinkPad E14 Gen 7

T-series with only 1 year warranty? And for full price? Definitely not a good deal. You could get the same specs in E14 Gen7 guise (plus 2.8k IPS display) for a few hundred less. This is a configuration primarily aimed at top efficiency with its Lunar Lake CPU. It will do a very good job at general

Dá uma vista de olhos ao site da lenovo, parte educação. Comprei há uns tempos um Thinkpad E14 Gen7 por volta desses valores. E em alguns casos podes configurar ao certo o portátil (ex: excluir Windows, se vai usar Linux). E tem a vantagem de ser novo, e com suporte para bastante tempo. A serie E na

That's ... expensive. I paid almost 25% less, and got the top-of-the-line 2.8k OLED display, plus WWAN and the five-year warranty/service package. But ordered more than one... 258V is the sweet spot CPU, and way undertasked for nothing but "office" work. For your use case, the i5-branded 226V/228V/2

E-series used to be really cheaply made, not anymore. Main difference these days is cheaper materials used for chassis (ABS plastic instead of CFK, but you can specify aluminum) which results in E-series weighing a bit more and being a little thicker than higher-priced models. But build quality, hin