ThinkPad P16

Part of it is they're pretty much made by a completely different company. Most ThinkPads (T, X1, X, P, L, Z and probably also the X9 to get their intrusive thoughts out) are designed and engineered by Yamato Design in Japan, a design firm that has existed since the IBM days. They also make a lot of

Les Thinkpads P c’est vraiment de la daube (C’est un P15 Gen 2 en déguisement, seule différence c’est une RTX 30 consumer à la place d’une RTX A professionnelle). Power limits basses, refroidissement pourri au point où le Legion 9 est le vrai laptop workstation de Lenovo et super cher parce que r/th

Mit Adobe fällt Linux raus - DaVinci Resolve bekommt man mit ein paar Verrenkungen unter gängigen Linux-Distributionen zum laufen, ansonsten sieht es da (neben Blender und in-House Spezialsoftware wie bei Pixar) eher mau bei potenten Videoprogrammen aus. Wie sich die Geräte im Akkubetrieb verhalten,

GPU is capped at 105W. This is probably the worse performance in that class of machines; the ZBook Fury and the Dell Pro MAX can do at least 165W Good that you're happy but if your focus was solely on performance, you probably chose the wrong machine. That's exactly the reason why I am keeping my P1

Buisiness laptops with the i9 cpu that I can find are running around the 3kg+ mark. A 4.5KG laptop, while still chunky, is going to be limited to less thermally demanding hardware. My primary workstation laptop, equipped with a 4th gen quad core i7, weights 2.88KG according to google math conversion

Why, how did other big brands exactly enshittify themselves ? The P1 is a “top-end” business device, makes sense why they skipped the usually slow and unreliable repair process they reserve to what they essentially classify as peasants and instead gave it good service so that you don’t go running to