ThinkPad X220

It's possible. A refurbished Lenovo might be your best bet. (I'm still daily driving a Thinkpad x220 that I bought refurbished for around that price, but 10 years ago. Today's prices may be a bit higher (inflation).) But forget about dual-booting, a $200, 8G RAM Laptop will not run well under Win10,

Lenovo is probably gnashing their teeth having made the ThinkPad X220/X230 which is still usable and works very well to this day, instead of breaking in 3 years to encourage people to buy a new laptop much sooner than they would need it

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

Many places I could go here. In no particular order: -40 series. Clunkpad which seemed to only know where you were clicking solely based on it's mood. Not to be confused with the very similar looking but incredibly good Sensel haptic touchpad on the P1 and X1. -X9. No Trackpoint and also has a lot o

My Lenovo x220t still runs fine for light tasks.

I still use my 14 year old Lenovo X220 Tablet (convertible laptop/tablet). I upgraded the hard drive to an SSD 10 years ago, increased the memory a while ago, and I've had an extended battery and a battery dock since I got it. Still goes 3.5 hours on battery. I even installed a modified version of W

dell latitude et lenovo thinkpad series depuis 2008 après petite vie d'un portable grand public et jamais jamais un regret chez aucun des proches conseillés, exemples : thinkpad serie E : 2009-2017 en utilisation professionnelle, puis enfant linux jusqu'en 2022 thinkpad x220 : 2010-2019 en utilisati

I only did this after people were complaining to verify reports I saw in forums at the time. Gave 90W bricks to people who complained after that and deployed the BIOS updates Lenovo published - of course those needed to be tested beforehand, and they were frequent and followed by the next one in qui

Hi. Just landed on your post, and I understand your frustration. I've been a similar user for over a decade with the legendary x220 Thinkpad. As a Lenovo fan, I might sadly admit that even this company has not been immune from losing its quality in the world market of competition for cutting costs d