ThinkPad P1 Gen 8

ThinkPad P16 if mostly on desk, P1 gen 8 if you need a bit more portability. Desktop if it doesn't need to be a laptop, much more power for your money.

Panther Lake is a marked improvement over Arrow Lake. That being said, nothing wrong with Arrow Lake, and the P1 Gen 8 is a great choice for a productivity machine. The main reason to wait would be if you need 5G, as that is a feature Lenovo newly (re)introduced on the P1 Gen 9.

The top-end T1g/P1 models trade battery life for raw performance. I find the Ultrabook Plus model to be a good all-rounder, even for CAD with fewer part counts. All packages are decent deals considering the warranty. Personally, I would wait until the summer for the Lenovo P1 Gen 9 to become availab

I have both a P1 Gen 7 and a MacBook Pro and as much as I love the P1 Gen 7, it sounds like a jet engine half the time, and the battery dies in about two hours. The MacBook Pro is silent and lasts all day and you just can't ignore that. I really hate it because I don't love Apple. I really love my T

You can option Thinkpads with very good screens. Most lines are available with top-of-the-line display options - OLED and IPS. Even the cheap E-series can be specified with a 120Hz, 100% sRGB 2.8k screen these days, and any T- and P- series can be had with color-accurate hi--res display options. P1

Skip all the hype brands. Durable laptops with good Linux support are made by only 3 companies: Dell, Lenovo and HP. Discard all other options. Imo the absolute best laptop you can buy right now is the Dell Pro Max 16 Premium. See this video. Skip the GPU as always unless you really need it. Worthy

Hahah yes! We use Lenovo P1 - would for sure give him a g7

Archicad user here....small residential office, and I do not do high end renders, I work within Archicad's rendering capabilities to share with clients and builders. I do develop detailed models of my projects with many design options, so my models will get kind of large, but not out of control. I h

ThinkPad P1 are nice, light, slim, and powerful. Go to Lenovo website and look there.

Their business tech support is still top notch though. My mom was camping and they sent a tech out to her holiday trailer 90 minutes away from the depot three times with parts for her photography business laptop at no extra cost. You pay that $200 for the top tier 4 year on site business warranty an