ThinkPad P16s Gen 4

i daily drive a P16s Gen 4 (80+ GB of ram) and it’s an amazing machine. i have M4 Macbook pros too….and gaming rigs with GPUs, and even x8 Nvidia H100 servers … and lemme tell you. the Lenovo thinkpad P series are solid as a work and engineering machine and i want more of them. they are great

its becoming more of a problem now as more and more of them switch to soldered wireless. Last laptop I had I just switched to intel ax200. But my current P16s gen2a frigging came with soldered wireless. not OP - but also qualcomm victim here. https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Other-Linux-Discussions/QCNF

Eh, the cellphone CPU is kind of shockingly good, and that P16s with a 12xxx Intel processor is not going to give you much in the way of battery life, let alone general portability. I wouldn't buy the MacBook unless it could run Linux, but it seems like a pretty solid option. I hope Linux on ARM bec

Our company ordered multiple pallets of Thinkpads when the OpenAI memory news came out. Personally, I bought a P16s for myself from Lenovo because I think the prices will stay high for at least two years and probably longer.

Lenovo Thinkpad, if you have the budget, go p16 Gen 3 - it's a chunker but it has a dedicated graphics card, full size keyboard, upgradeable ram, dual SSD bays For a little less the p16S gen 4 is also great, similar uogradeability but a little more mobile Built like tanks

It’s a bit interesting to me how Lenovo seems to have backtracked on limiting repairability. My AMD P16s gen 4 has a replaceable keyboard and socketed RAM. Annoyingly, it has that stupid whitelist on the second NVMe

I used to swear by larger laptops until I sized way down from a W540 to an X13 Gen 3. I don't miss the number pad, certainly not more than I enjoy my laptop weighing barely over 2 pounds. And, crucially, the functionality between Lenovo's 12/13" and 14-16" laptops is largely the same, with the excep

P16s this time also replaces the P16v it seems, which is why Lenovo opted for a unified design for AMD and Intel. P14s is a different story. It seems Lenovo still wants to use the T series design for the AMD variant to cut down on cost.

Why not Gen 6? https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpadp/lenovo-thinkpad-p16s-gen-4-16-inch-intel-mobile-workstation/len101t0146 The Core Ultra 7 155H is handily beaten by the newer Core Ultra 5 225H: https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/5677vs6525/Intel-Ultra-7-155H-vs-Intel-Ultra-5

Eine gute Liste, Lenovo auch bei mir #1. Vermutlich kann der OP aber auch ein paar Gramm sparen und sich den (leichteren) ThinkPad P16s Gen 4 ansehen