ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 9

That's the best part; you don't know how widespread this may actually/truly be. Not a lot of users immediately go to Reddit and say "LOOK AT MY GREEN LINE" I worked at Lenovo during the release of the X1 Carbon 9th generation; the internet still has notes on "what was happening" but it's a few spora

Do confirm the BIOS is not locked, and or its not locked to a company, but that's very cheap. You could pay well over twice that in Europe. RAM is fixed, as it is on all X1 Carbons, but 16GB is fine for most uses. High quality bright display, fast, decent battery life, well made and light. You can u

Maybe not so obvious: buy used at the price you can afford. I like to see what’s coming out today, so i can target what I’ll buy in 2-3 years. Thinkpads have been pretty underwhelming for a while now. If the next version that Lenovo releases was a big a jump as macs going from Intel to m chips then

Deberían eliminar este post...el Lenovo X1 Carbon Gen 9 es una auténtica joya de la tecnología...la calidad es excepcional, al lado de la chatarrada de portatiles que hacen hoy en día.

Lenovo X1 Carbon Gen 9 Core i5 11th Gen If you get a Gen 10, the better. Lenovo is very compatible with Linux as compared to other laptop brands.

I purchased the X1 Carbon Gen 9 with 16gb ram and 256Gb ssd, Using a Lenovo Dongle to connect to external displays works great. Have had no issues with the usb c ports (fingers crossed). Using an elevated stand so it gets plenty of air. Currently running Debian 13 Sway wm, everything just works incl

I think the X1E is a solid choice. More keyboard travel. The CPU is more powerful than the X1C9's, the dGPU is nice if you have use for it and WON'T shorten battery life if you don't use it. It'll accept USB-C charging from chargers offering at least 60/65W up to the (then) USB-C maximum of 100W. No

It should work in Linux. Windows can be challenging with error 12. I have a Thinkpad X1 Carbon gen 9 with same CPU and I can run 2 RTX 3090 eGPUs [build link].