ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 6 2-in-1

I recommend Thinkpad X1 Yoga Gen 6. It is convertible 2-in-1, Intel 11th Gen, grey aluminium top & bottom, lightweight, sturdy, and comes with slot-in stylus. These days they are cheap enough and should be the same price with Neo. I have it, it's a great device that still runs well for anything.

I had a Dell E 1505 that lasted high school, college, grad school, even training, and pretty much was still sort of going after that More than 10 or 12 years. Eventually, I think the ribbon cable started to degrade, so I made it a r/halftop but even then it was so old the GPU started falling, so I h

You don't need to buy them new, I just bought an X1 Yoga Gen 6 i7/32/512 for half the price of a new MB Air 13. Raw performance is nowhere near of course, but I really don't need it, it can do everything I want and even more. It runs Linux buttery smooth, and I love the touch screen and pen input -

I heard that in a recent video from Framework as well. I don't know why they need such a tight gap. Lenovo managed, so did Dell, HP and even Sony when they were still using TrackPoint's. It certainly hasn't been an issue in a combined 5 years of recent Thinkpad usage (P53 for work, P14s Gen3 and the

FYI that is X1 Yoga Gen 6 not Carbon. X1Y6 shares board with X1C9 which is notorious for those two specific chips(Q261/263) burning themselves.

Sooo. I got them all quite cheap. P1 Gen 1 for 100,-, X1 Yoga Gen 5 for 150, X1 Yoga Gen 6 for 200,- and the 2 X13 Gen 3 Yogas for 350,- each (Euros).. The X1 Gen 6 is an upgrade to the Gen 5 (16:10 is more comfortable). Bought them for wifey. I am using the X13s. I bought 2 because the 2nd one was

Do NOT get the X1 Carbon Gen 9. The i7-1185G7 in the X1 Carbon Gen 9 is NOT, by any means, comparable to an Ultra 255H. The Ultra 255H is faster - by a lot. Furthermore, although I'm slightly concerned about the the 225H's battery life (since it is an H SKU after all, meaning it has a higher TDP), I

I was going to say the same. I have two Thinkpads. A X1 Yoga Gen 6 and a X1 Yoga Gen 8. They have great linux compatibility. You can get them at reasonable prices from eBay.

Had a couple of Thinkpad X1 yogas and 2 in 1s, their hinges definitely are great and never had any problems. Can't say the same for the Lenovo Yoga lineup, those aren't engineered to last more than a year. So don't worry, X1s are designed to take a beating.

Some people in the comments are saying to get an ipad but i would not recommend it because in 4th year you will need to do research and the softwares required for it don’t work on iPad. So then it will be difficult for you. I have a Lenovo X1 Yoga convertible. It is Laptop+ tablet both. It has its o