ThinkPad X395

Macbook Pro circa 2016-17 and install Linux (unless you need Mac OS then OpenCore Os works). Those machines have great screens, are solid and you can fix some of the internals yourself, as everything wasn't soldered on. And hardware back then was made to last much more than recent things. But honest

Not large scale! At the moment 10-15. Mostly FW 13s. Windows and linux. I've owned (2) FW 13s so far, and love them. My teenage kids each have one with Chrome OS-Flex installed. I've been a Thinkpad guy since T60 days. Working on my x240 just tonight. Lenovo started acting like Apple (soldering in p

Lenovo x395.... AMD Ryzen, Vega graphics, small, snappy and built to last forever

Lenovo x395 - used. Fast compact. Built like a tank and easy to carry around

ThinkPads are your best option! They're superior in durability, reliability, repairability and after-market support. They're perfect for what you need. This L480 on eBay is a refurbished unit that comes with 1 year AllState warranty. Durability is decent as it's a lower-end series, but it's still pr

A ThinkPad for € 200 with dual RAM slots, dual drive support, and T series build quality, does not exist, when you exclude a T480. You’ll need to compromise somewhere. Between T480 and T14 G5, there are no T series with dual open RAM slots. T14 Gen 1 AMD can support a second 2242 NVMe drive, via its

Main concerns: Both devices are good. Intel T14 g1 is about as good as a T480 (10th gen processors used in Thinkpads are just 8th gen for the most part). On Linux, both will certainly do fine for office work. Windows is getting kind of heavy for both tbh, but light tasks should be fine. Make sure th