ThinkPad E16

Lenovo ThinkPad E16, or T16 if budget allows.

Check this guy review of Thinkpad E16 AMd ryzen 250, Its benchmark scores are way better than my Thinkpad e16 Core Ultra 225h as Lenovo limits its TDP to 28W, where as Ryzen 250 works between 28W to 30W comfortably. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3LeU9vqzzY For Ultra 255h you can check thishttps:/

It's not bad. But if you want a bit better performance-price ratio, you can also check out this Lenovo ThinkPad E16 for 849 usd. It has CPU AMD Ryzen 5 7530U, integrated GPU Radeon Vega 7, 40GB RAM, 1TB SSD, 16-inch IPS display with a practical 16:10 aspect ratio, fingerprint reader, backlit keyboar

kinda feel you on the ram worry. for mechanical engineering and 5 years i’d push for 32gb if possible. under 1000 look at the Lenovo ThinkPad E16 Gen 2 with ryzen 7 and upgradeable ram. also the Acer Swift Edge 16 sometimes drops to 950 with 32gb soldered. most companies do provide a work laptop so

Haben einige ja schon geschrieben: Thinkpad. Damit hab ich jetzt seit den 90ern (als die noch von IBM waren) überwiegend gute Erfahrungen gemacht. Kann man auch aufschrauben und Teile tauschen bzw. teilweise aufrüsten. Wenn es ein neuer sein soll, z.B. ein E16 mit AMD CPU, großes Display, Tastatur m

Macbook's main blocking factor is the amount of RAM in cheaper models. If you can get 24GB, 512GB, >15" spec in your budget, go for it. Else keep away and buy a windows. Much better. After a lot of research, I bought a Lenovo ThinkPad E16 last year. Got it with just 8GB RAM, and bought 64GB to insta

Take a look at these below. ThinkPad's are durable and well built and spec'd. The 16inch offers better performance, while the 14 inch is a bit less powerful in favour of form factor. However, both are good Windows 11 machines. I've included a MacBook Air as a potential option. The build and durabili

If you’re buying second hand under £400, look at business ultrabooks rather than consumer models.Somthing like a Dell Latitude 7300/7310, XPS 13, or a ThinkPad X13/X1 Carbon would fit your use case really well. They’re light, built properly, and handle multiple Office apps + Teams + browser tabs wit

The Ryzen AI 7 350 in the Memory Express laptop is both newer and faster than the 7735u in the ThinkPad E16 Gen 2. The Memory Express machine also ships with a nicer, higher quality screen as well and supports WiFi 7 networking in comparison to only WiFi 6 in the Lenovo (Albeit the difference betwee

You are correct, even though I was mainly talking about the HP Laptop. Though, I think we could all agree that most mid-range windows laptops have greater repairability than apple's whole lineup... BTW what about all the other points I made, those still stand no? Also a comparison for a windows lapt