ThinkPad W530

if its free , use it. W530 would be a fun machine . I have 2 of the w520's and one is used daily for reddit and media consumption. The nvidia quadro card (if yours has it) is a pain to get straighten out , but have had luck with Manjaro and currently run MX Linux on it. I would also say while using

because a thinkpad is built like a tank -- it can withstand anything and everything that you throw at it. I have a W530 that I bought during the Black Friday sale of 2012 and it still runs Windows 10 like a brand new machine with all keys and touch pad functioning as it arrived on 2012. The only thi

Because most consumers are fashion slaves and companies have to cater to the lowest common denominator of the market. People will scream for tiny thin devices with worse battery life, less screen real estate, and touch screens where you have to move your entire arm instead of moving a single finger

Thanks, I'll have to look into the 258v again that I was considering as an alternative to my current laptop. Would be interesting to try a 16-in version of a Dell laptop to see if it could keep up with the m1 Max for battery life and such... I would be happy if it even just got half, since most of t

Class defining new features: -2.5mm of key travel on a high end keyboard. Update the bezel if you need a little bit of extra thickness to fit it. -Desktop Nvidia 5090 docking ability with Oculink. -Massive sheet battery for 24 hours of battery life like the W530 ThinkPad used to get. These features