ThinkPad E14 Gen 7

下で出ているElitebookはストレージの512gbオプションがあればものはいいと思う。 Lenovo（高校や大学のアドレスがあるなら学割サイトで2-3%安くなる）だと： 下のIdeapad 5 slim gen10 AMD (14 inch)がたぶん安いけど長持ちするかはちょっと怖い（2年保証モデルはある）。 https://www.lenovo.com/jp/edu/jpeducation/ja/p/laptops/ideapad/ideapad-5/lenovo-ideapad-slim-5-gen-10-14-inch-amd/83hv003ejp Thinkpadでは廉価ラインのE

Oh the glass screen was the one thing that broke on one of my Surfaces too. I had this shoulder bag and a Surface 3 and TBH I'm extremely clumsy and would drop the bag and the screen eventually shattered. The machine still worked but I had to go in and turn off the touch sensor and I have no recolle

All E14 Gen7 have two SSD slots. Memory is upgradeable or not depending on CPU architecture, E14/16 is the only decently-priced Thinkpad offering two storage slots. All other models offering this feature are high-priced workstation-grade ones. Go for a model with the Intel Lunar Lake CPUs (258V for

Hot-swappable batteries are no longer offered on Thinkpads. Last model to have those was Tx80 from 2018. You will need to carry a USB-C power bank like the Lenovo 40ALLG2WWW instead if you absolutely require backup power. However, current Thinkpads offer batter runtimes in excess of eight hours when

I just ordered a new LunarLake (Intel) E14 Gen7 with education pricing that you may also have access to for 950€ directly from Lenovo (Austria). It doesn't have upgradeable RAM as it needs to be soldered for LunarLake, but it comes with 32GB for sub 1000€ which will last me some time. IMO it is curr

The 250 is just an upcycled 7840U/8840U core. https://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Ryzen-7-250-Processor-Benchmarks-and-Specs.945901.0.html Pales in comparison to the upper end Arrow Lake chips, but can still beat the mid end Meteor Lake and Lunar Lake cores alone.. https://www.notebookcheck.net/Core-U

So the thinkpad has better build quality and easier to do service. For your price range you can find the Thinkpad E14 Gen7 or the E16 Gen3 (14 and 16 inches). Check on the lenovo website of your country, don't go for less than a AMD Ryzen 7 250 or Intel Ultra 5 228V for the processor. If you want le

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

I paid just under $70 for my NE140WUM-N62 that I put in my E14. IMO, I'd never consider a T14 over an E14 nowadays. Simply due to the battery life. E14 w/ U-series CPU and 57wh battery and the 400-nit low power upgrade is over 9 hours on battery. Which is PERFECT for me. T14 w/ it's weeny little 52w