ThinkPad X390

I have several ThinkPads (old and modern) several of which I use daily based on the use case. Of course you're right, the performance between thinkpads from 2019 and 2012 is uncomparable. But if you know what HW you have and realise its limits, and you know what OS to use, those machine are very com

Yeah, with the collection I've grown, I could have bought a few new ThinkPads instead of the big stack of used ThinkPads. But, it becomes a hobby in itself; before you know it, you'll have duplicate models so you can salvage parts when something breaks. Indeed, the P50 is a fantastic machine. Mine t

You might want to check out the X13 Gen 1 (Intel) or even the X390. I’ve been a fan of the X-series for years (started with an old X250, later upgraded to an X260), but I ran into some issues with certain newer models that are worth keeping in mind: X13 Gen 2 (AMD) - Had to return mine because of re

tl;dr: 16 or more GB RAM model of X13 (13.3 inch) or T14s (14 inch) gen1 AMD would be the closest one that meet your criteria. Also are there any other Thinkpads similar to the x1, maybe ones that are a little cheaper X13 (Intel/ AMD) or T14s (Intel/ AMD) series were made of either aluminium or magn

Not nursing, but I'm a convertible ultrabook person. I had a full blown computer during my first year trades program, it was a beast of a machine. I do prefer a proper keyboard for typing notes, but there were times where digitizer for technical drawings would had been nice. Moving to second year -

Non sono in alluminio, ma per il resto sono perfetti per Linux: i ThinkPad. Io ho un X390 Yoga con Debian e mi trovo da dio. La tastiera è particolarmente piacevole

Problemet med brugte computere i dag er at de ikke er Windows 11 kompatible, så de har lagt et hack i registry for at omgå det. Det er som sådan ikke noget problem, men så alligevel. Maskinen er fin nok, sidder selv lige nu på en ThinkPad x240 fra 2013, men jeg bruger Fedora Linux med Sway WM, og de

Recently I got myself a W520 for "nostalgic feel and stuff" (post about it is coming soon :) ). And I must say - the keyboard of that era feels totally different. I'm used to "modernish" ThinkPad keyboard (in my X390 and P14s Gen1), so first 5 days of daily usage were full of problems - very unusual

What country you in? Repairing requires fully removing logic board, unless you've done laptop repair before just get a Royal kludge. RK-M75 is great. or a low profile one, super skinny. Like the Nuphy Air60 or Keychron B1 Pro Ultra-Slim (Super expensive on Aliexpress for some reason, like $40 USD on