ThinkPad T14

Return it and get a Mac neo for 499 from the apple education store (they don't verify if you are an actual student) or for 599 somewhere else. It is by far the best laptop at that price point and this is coming from a certified apple hater. (Edit) You should also consider a used ThinkPad T14 gen 2 o

Um... get a newer thinkpad T14 / T14s or x1 carbon and dual boot windows and linux..prob solved got mine less than $600 USD at Lenovo Outlet

MacBook Neo, most jött ki, jó áron van és kb erre találták ki. Ha nem Mac akkor használt ThinkPad T széria, kb féláron tudni fogják akit szeretnél. https://computerimperium.hu/images/Lenovo_ThinkPad_T14_10.jpg

Let me explain the ThinkPad T: This is Lenovo's corporate line of laptops. "Corporate" means it's used by large corporations. Corporations don't buy them. They lease them for three or five years, usually directly from Lenovo. They pay almost full price for this, but they get quick replacements for f

I have used the X1 Carbon Gen 13 and it didn't have anything that made it feel more premium Sorry, but as an owner of said device (and someone who has tested most current gen ThinkPads), I have to completely disagree with you. The difference is apparent the second you touch the X1 Carbon, since it i

For me, the X1 Carbon is considered the “premium” ThinkPad mainly because of the design philosophy behind it rather than raw performance. Lenovo positions it as their showcase model the one that’s supposed to represent the brand at its best. In day-to-day use though, the differences aren’t as dramat

Step 1: Find a part time job. Step 2: Pick up a used Lenovo Thinkpad t14s Gen 1 or Dell Latitude 7420 on eBay for $150-200. They're cheap, well built, and reasonably quick for the price.

Design aside, I am genuinely not a fan of the Lets Note line in terms of pricing. I mean, they're a distinct design and all with features still relevant for the Japanese market, but wtf do you mean 340K Yen for a 255H+32GB model? Crazy considering that's enough to net you 2x T14s G6a last I checked.

Most of what you need as a CS major is a text editor, word processor, and a web browser. IMO the Dell they sell is too expensive for what you get. You can meet the requirements they list (https://tickle.utk.edu/admissions-aid/admitted-students/computer-requirements/) for under $1k. For consumer grad

The thing is it doesn't have a better cooling system than the T14s (note the s). The T14s Gen 6 is like 90% of the X1C Gen 13 at 3/4 of the price, with a lot more CPU and screen options too. I appreciate the engineering behind the X1C idea but a lot of those innovations are trickling down to lesser