ThinkPad E16

Lenovo ThinkPad E16, or T16 if budget allows.

I was in Best Buy recently. They are having some sales right now. They had a nice Asus Vivobook with Ryzen 7 ai cpu as well as a Thinkpad E16 with a Ryzen 7 or intel ultra core 7. They should be a good value. Walmart USA had a nice Ideapad Slim 3 with a Ryzen 8800 series. https://www.walmart.com/ip/

I doubt an extra 70g will be noticeable when moving the machine around (for the base config), however I would be concerned if you’re looking at a neat 2KG config.. Could look at E16/L16 as well, if you want to save some money, can economise on features and save some weight.. https://www.notebookchec

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

I would recommend one of three options: A. You save your money until market conditions are better or until you have about 1.5k saved so you can get yourself something that will last you years and can upgrade. B. You buy piecemeal, get a GPU and some RAM asap as those are going to surge in price due

https://www.lenovo.com/in/en/p/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpade/lenovo-thinkpad-e16-gen-3-16-inch-amd-laptop/len101t0136 Consider this Lenovo ThinkPad E16 gen3 Amd variant, it's so good and fulfills your all purpose but screen it little IPS display with 60HZ you can purchase a customized laptop. If you wa

If this gives you any context: ThinkPad E16 Gen 2 | 16 inch business laptop fueled by AMD | 21M5001EUS | Lenovo US This machine, in as far as I can tell a very similar configuration is on sale for quite a bit off it's regular retail price, which is 2x what you paid. My guess is your machine is grey

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

Oi, tudo bem? Lenovo eu sempre recomendo, mas pra ser honesto eu não gosto de máquina muito fina por ser propensa a problemas de dobradiça (a não ser que se gaste uma nota em um EliteBook ou ThinkPad). Faz um tempo que vi o ThinkPad E16 nesse preço, mas agora tá mais de 5k. Vi uma configuração básic

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