ThinkPad T480

If you really need Windows, I recommend Win10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021. Win11 LTSC 2024 also runs pretty well on my x270. But, Win10 LTSC runs great on all of my ThinkPads that range from a T420 to T480, s and non s. But, yeah, definitely install Linux as well.

As a student, you might as well come back to MacBook - brand-new Neo is 850 CAD with education discount, or you should be able to find older M chip Air models under 1000 CAD second hand. You get Microsoft Office IIRC, good battery life, good bright screen (some ThinkPads model configs still somewhat

RE: 1. I own these and they also work great with FreeBSD: ThinkPads: W520/W530/T520/T530/X220/X230/T420s T480 T14 GEN1 (Intel) T14 GEN1 (AMD) I needed to replace MediaTek WiFi card on T14 (AMD) into some Intel WiFi one. Below some screen details and year of release: 2011: W520/T520 (maximum resoluti

What makes the t480 the last good thinkpad People on the internet who lie to themselves, and the YouTube creators who monetize them. The T480 is the best choice for someone with a very limited budget, or someone who wants to try Linux without investing much into it. The cheapest modern ThinkPad is b

If you're on a tight budget, I'd go with a ThinkPad - spare parts can be found easily and are cheap. I would try to pick non-S model (T480) 8th gen Intel - it can have bridge battery and is a sturdy beater laptop that should still perform decently for basic tasks and has official Win 11 support.

I have this exact one so i assume my words will be of help, first to answer your question, it flies with fedora Now to the more important topic, it's a peice of junk, it WILL break, not linux, the laptop's physical frame, more specifically the hinge, it's not a matter of if it will break, it's a mat

Lenovo ThinkPad T480. Cheap, can run windows 11, reliable and built like a tank. Get one with an 8th gen i5 8350u and 16 gb of ram and you’re golden.

Although the T480 has been revered as "the" Linux ThinkPad, a ThinkPad T14 Gen 3 is what helped me test the idea of migrating from macOS to Linux (I had already daily driven FreeBSD on a ThinkPad a long time ago and used Ubuntu and Debian as my primary OS at work for about 2 years). You can probably

Well buying an laptop strictly just to hackintosh wouldn't be worth it imo But I do like these ones: Thinkpad T14 Gen 2 Thinkpad T480 Lenovo IdeaPad S145 But if you want longevity with macOS, consider an Apple Silicon MacBook instead

eu tenho um ThinkPad t480 e uso fedora nele sou bem feliz