ThinkPad P16s Gen 3

Small repair shop here. What I recommend is this one https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpadp/lenovo-thinkpad-p16s-gen-3-16-inch-intel-mobile-workstation/21ks001lus I use to work with a company that had a few autocad users for building design and other projects. Gave them a similar

Specs: RAM: look for 16GB if it takes DIMM memory which can be upgraded, or if your ownership timeline is only a couple of years. If you plan to keep the machine a long time, make sure that IF the memory is soldered, you get 32GB (more than you need now, but likely to be much more important in anoth

get a nice business laptop like an elitebook from HP if you like HP. I have one for work and its pretty tough, thought I'm a sucker for Lenovo and recently got a lenovo P16s gen 3 and got some features for a larger battery and a dock

I had been eyeing a couple things like an HP Omen, but the Black Friday deals passed by and I didn't act fast enough. In the end, I got a certified refurbished Lenovo laptop P16s Gen 3 for $1400. It has all the specs I need like a dedicated GPU, i7 Intel core processor, and 32GB of RAM. Plus a year'

I just got my Lenovo thinkpad P16s gen 3 with Ubuntu included from the factory. no hassle and I was up and running the second I turned it on (and backed it up immediately with clonezilla, then timeshift lol). as long as you have the drivers for things like the video card, thumbprint reader and wifi

For aerospace engineering specifically, the big consideration is SolidWorks and ANSYS both need a dedicated GPU and benefit from higher RAM. A few suggestions in your range: Lenovo ThinkPad P16s Gen 3 (~$1300) - workstation class, great keyboard for long coding sessions, ISV certified for SolidWorks