ThinkPad X270

I bought a refurbished ThinkPad X270 from NewJaisa mainly because of the advertised warranty and service support. Initially the laptop worked fine, but later I faced screen line issues and sent it for repair. The repair process took more than a month, which was very difficult because I depend on the

I bought a refurbished ThinkPad X270 from NewJaisa mainly because of the advertised warranty and service support. Initially the laptop worked fine, but later I faced screen line issues and sent it for repair. The repair process took more than a month, which was very difficult because I depend on the

https://psref.lenovo.com/syspool/Sys/PDF/ThinkPad/ThinkPad_X270/ThinkPad_X270_Spec.PDF PCIe 3.0 x2 is literally what the specs of the laptop are. I've tested hundreds of SSDs. in 99.9% of tasks, the speed difference between a sata or nvme of any speed is barely noticeable, and the fact that you're run

Your best value option is likely to be a used well well built laptop with good community support for Linux. ThinkPad laptops are a prime example. Choose well for an excellent screen and keyboard, decent CPU and upgradeable memory. Replace HDD with SDD. May need replacement third party battery if you