ThinkPad P16s Gen 4

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

P14s AMD laptop are based on T14 with the same case, motherboard, fan (only one), etc. The only way to get Strix Halo integrated in a P14s would be with the design of the P14s Intel gen5 version with its 2 fans. As Lenovo strategy seems to prioritize Intel version (P1 and P16 are only Intel laptops)

If you have a desktop, you're better off using that for games/3D modeling. Thinkpads make poor gaming PC's. The only current Thinkpad I think is worth considering for gaming is the P16/T16g Gen3 with 12GB or more of VRAM (and if it were my money I'd get no less than 16GB), but these laptops are a pa

Thank you for your message. I did not buy Thinkbook 16p yet. While having a dGPU, Thinkbook 16p is not more expensive in my country (around 2k€ with Intel 275HX, IPS 3.2k, PCIe5 slots) than P16s and P16v. And it has : a Magic Bay connector. Their external Dual Screen would be nice if they sell it on

Does the screen pass through the Lenovo power delivery lock-out encoding? I've got a P16s gen 3, which ostensibly has USB-C charging, but it only works with the proprietary charger. I've tried connecting the charger to an Anker USB-C power delivery hub but it wouldn't charge. Hoping your monitor (li