ThinkPad X220

I got off on an Apple rant there, and forgot to say that as someone who came primarily from the Apple laptop ecosystem, I find ThinkPads the only satisfying PC laptop experience. The quality is similar to Apple, they have fabulous keyboards, and Lenovo isn't trying to copy Apple's design aesthetics

I miss the x220 with every press of the button. That's why I got a refurb SK-8855 when they popped up a few years ago.

I love the keyboard on the x220, the last one. Ooh Lenovo what have you done! Seriously I hope you don't lift your laptops that way all the time. Soon it'll have issues.

Sony Vaio 14 Inch, lupa model apa. Body putih, hitam di bagian pinggir dan bawah kalo ga salah. Raib dimaling. Toshiba Portege Z-30A, beli sebagai ganti Vaio yang raib. Masih ada dan berfungsi, tapi ngga bisa charge setelah sekitar 3 tahun pemakaian. Masuk 5 tahun pemakaian, ngga mau nyala. Lanjut p

Is there a Thinkpad/ Lenovo that is entirely made of aluminum?Love Thinkpads, have a lot of them, specially old ones [t410/ t420/ t430/ x220] their keyboards are amazing, Linux support too, but the plastic get flimsy.

Replaced keyboard for my x220 too. It’s really a worthy investment and not expensive if you can get one from the lenovo sell offs

I had the Gen1. Assuming the Gen2 was the same, I think this is better. The T14 would creak if I picked it up by one corner, and it felt like a lot of weight for that corner to hold. No concern doing that with the Z13. It's easier to take the bottom panel off the Z13, no annoying clips and pry-tool

I do a shit load of circuit TTUs and console work and I still use an old T430s with a 3rd gen i7 (I have quite a collection of IBM/Lenovo ThinkPads). I'm restricted to circuits up to 5Gbps due to the machine only having USB3.0 ports but it gets the job done. Only other issue is finding good genuine