thinkpad x1
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https://www.lenovo.com/my/en/business/lapto...menu_Laptop_1_1

apa beza lahanat!!!!!!!!

That's why dell got new lineup to replace previous latitude, less confusing

Latitude 3000 5000 7000 (2024 or older)

Dell Pro, Pro plus, Pro premium (2025)

no

all got specific purpose.

E Series: Budget-friendly option for small to medium-sized businesses.

L Series: Designed for enterprise users with a focus on budget and reliability.

T Series: A versatile mainstream series known for performance, reliability, and durability.

X Series: Ultrabook-style, lightweight, and mobile-focused for productivity and travel.

X1 Series: Flagship models with premium features and design.

P Series: High-performance workstations for demanding tasks like CAD and data analysis.

Z Series: Another flagship series with AMD processors.

My company and me personally using X1.
Just company 1 is newer model.

https://www.lenovo.com/gb/en/faqs/laptop-fa...inkpad-for-you/

but their price seems all over the place, there is P series that is price around E series

Thinkpads always fail me. I got a T series few years ago.

Started out with some hairline cracks around the charging port and grows longer and longer.

Stupid thing.

usually each have its con and pro.read it

P__S series? It's basically rebadge T series or L series but for specific ISV purpose

just botted a P16s Gen 2 AMD... waiting for it to come

My x series still running good almost 10 years..

The opposite for me. My thinkpads always last for years. Dell, HP, Asus all have problems in short order. Current thinkpad bought in 2019. Feels like it needs a refresh soon but working without issue even though I leave it on 24/7.

Since T490 which comes with Intel 8th gen CPU, the subsequent T series ; Thinkpad T14 and 15 all come with soldered memory and 1 RAM slot.

I mean 13 inch laptop i get it because of space constraint, soldered memory cant be avoided, but 15" ones also do like that is outrageous. It hampers repairability especially talking about enterprise laptops.

Soldered memory is the biggest nono for me. The equivalent class HP Elitebooks 800's and Dell Latitude 7000's comes with 2 RAM slots and SODIMMs are easy to replace.

This post has been edited by k!nex: May 19 2025, 12:50 AM

The only series that matter is P, X, T and E depending on where your budget sits.

This post has been edited by failed.hashcheck: May 19 2025, 12:59 AM

thinkpad no longer has old tough quality since IBM sold the branding

people now buy M4 MacBook Air.

lenovo malaysia punya customization is quite limited

no more ed since last gen model

they damn bodoh first they do 2 ram slots, then they swap to soldered + 1 ram slot then now backtrack back to 2 ram slots

All my Thinkpads are mostly X series. Travel a lot.
R32 - year 2003
X201i - year 2008
X240 - year 2013
X395 - AMD, year 2019 > still using today!

None of them died, all still working but older ones get slower as they get bogged down with heavier software updates.

Last time I got an E-series, last me 11 years wei.
This year I got a T-series, hopefully can last many years too.

But I have to say, keyboard is not as good as the old one. Old one very nice to type hard-hard when you are angry lol.

T only thinkpad

I m using ThinkPad T14s Gen 4.

Need to get Ryzen zen 2 or higher model only worth. But not many stock. Very fast sold out. Left only intel.

Cannot play Maplesea

Huehuehue

I am using P and T ....P 16 is solid..

Mana lenobo pro max ultra super premium edisi? Hehe

Jelly that ur company willing to invest in better tools for work

This post has been edited by potatolala: May 19 2025, 08:15 AM

i actually only recently know that the number actually has a meaning

all these years of using dell, i only know inspiron vs lattitude vs vostro vs XPS....i don't even care the numbers behind

even in used market also rare....so hard to find
went to refurbished and looked....there's only like 1 laptop every 50 laptop that uses ryzen chip

>X1 carbon / X1 yoga jer la
Nearlee

Using x1, good.
Use to have a x65 (if I remember it correctly), like the size for mobility.