ThinkPad L14 Gen 4

If you haven't yet, please read this: The Myth of the ThinkPad – Innovintage The True Soul of ThinkPad is that they are an economic process that happens with all business-oriented computing equipment, and many business-oriented tools in general. Companies buy these things thousands at a time, use th

P.S. I am tech savvy, really like to tinker around with upgrades and what not, that’s why I’m pondering on the 14s since it has limited upgradability. Despite that, you do get a taller 16:10 display, decently robust chassis (lower half is all magnesium, instead of PPS/CFK), the most powerful iGPU he

Well, if you were to break your laptop in the middle of exam week, you'd have to wait at least a few days for shipping to get that refurbished laptop from ebay, which could leave you in a bind. And I find it very hard to believe that you can find a quality refurbished ThinkPad with equivalent specs

T14s all-metal build, thin and light, fixed DDR4x-4266 16GB RAM, single NVMe drive, decent Intel chipset, but outmatched by equivalent AMD. 2 years older than L14 G4. L14, plastic/metal build, DDR4-3200 RAM will upgrade to 64GB, more powerful AMD chipset, stronger graphics than Intel 11th Gen, suppo

Even with RAM and storage, $510 is expensive for a T14 G1, both T14, and L14 G1 are 6 years old. If the T14 still appealed, I'd want to know the age and health of the 1TB NVMe, as it could also be 6 years old, and heavily worn. Avoid if either has a 1366x768 TN display. I'd favor spending less on an

You sure she needs 16 inch screen? If so get Lenovo ThinkPad L16 (or L14 if she prefers smaller factor/less weight). Z16 is expensive for being just a nicer machine. Buying L series you still get excellent quality and robuststness plus newer system. Within the mentioned budget you can find easily L1

The Lenovo ThinkPad L14 Gen 1 laptop can be configured to have two drives in some regions, but typically comes with a single storage slot that supports an M.2 SSD. The build quality is generally considered solid and durable for a business entry-level machine.

yeah take the gen 2 https://psref.lenovo.com/syspool/Sys/PDF/ThinkPad/ThinkPad_L14Gen_2_Intel/ThinkPadL14_Gen_2_Intel_Spec.pdf take the l14. it is way better.. the screen may be trash though but thats a thinkpad thing.

This ThinkPad is a great deal. Good build quality and condition. The Ryzen 5 Pro 4650u will outperform anything else in this price bracket. $180, Refurbished - Very Good Condition, 1 year Warranty:Lenovo ThinkPad L14 Gen 1, 14" Screen, Ryzen 5 Pro 4650u, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSDhttps://www.ebay.com/itm/1

Build quality of L14 not at same level as T series, but the L14 G2 is very flexible, with a far more capable 11th Gen Intel chipset. Review of an L14 G2 i5-1135G7, and system specs. Dual open RAM slots, potentially supports two internal drives, and numerous ports. The stock 1080p display, is a basic