ThinkPad P16

If portability doesn’t matter and performance + quiet operation are the priority, the ThinkPad P16 Gen 2 or 3 is the best ThinkPad you can buy. It has HX-series CPUs, the strongest cooling in the lineup, supports very high RAM (ideal for AI and VMs), and sustains heavy loads far better than P1 or X1

ThinkPad P16 Gen 2, i9-13950HX w/ vPro, 192GB ECC RAM, 16TB NVMe in RAID0, RTX 5000 Ada, 4K OLED Touchscreen. Literally the highest end ThinkPad you can buy (as of 1.5y ago). Plus all the trimmings: WWAN card, NFC, Smart Card reader, 300W PSU, full custom vinyl wrap, carry sleeve, 2.5G network adapt

Easy answer, my ThinkPad P16 runs with windows 3h, on battery and with Linux it runs about 18h I can work with multiple Network settings easily switching from network to network, installing the WWan card was a pain but now it works better then my Smartphone. I can easily switch from development to p

High-End Windows 11 Pro Laptops (Gaming-Grade Performance, Business/Education Branding) Lenovo ThinkPad P16 Gen 2 Processor: Intel Core i9-13980HX (24-core, up to 5.6GHz) Graphics: NVIDIA RTX 5000 Ada (16GB GDDR6) Memory: 64GB DDR5 RAM Storage: 2TB PCIe Gen4 SSD Display: 16" UHD+ (3840x2400) IPS, 60

If you wanna do general software engineering macs are really good, good compile times, but lack cuda support which is the industry standard. On windows side any workstation laptop would be good like thinkpad p16 gen3 https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/lenovo-thinkpad-p16-gen-3?test_uuid=06f2t2mKxAWPbc1xm

I have to use Illustrator at work occasionally, so I set up WinBoat with a Win11 VM, and it works great! I even used some debloating tools to remove a bunch of the worst bullshit from the Windows VM. If it were up to me I would just buckle down and learn Inkscape, my work is pretty locked in on Illu

Lenovo ThinkPad P16 gen3. It's expensive, yes and heavy; but it is one of the few laptops which is future proof (3 SSDs, 4 slots for DDR5 RAM, supports 128gb at full 4800 speed and 192gb at 4000 speed). If you are looking for upgradable processor and gpu, then only Framework is available.

The Legion Slim will be the more robust option. I would avoid the Envy in general - build quality can be very hit or miss. With HP, their consumer lines (number series, pavilion, envy, spectre, Omnibook) are generally not great. Only HP's business lines (ProBook, EliteBook and Zbook) are quality mac

If you want to have a ThinkPad, Go for P16 Gen 2. The pros and cons are listed below. ThinkPad P16 Gen 2 Pros and Cons 👍 Pros High-Performance Processors Powered by Intel Core HX processors (13th Gen) or AMD Ryzen PRO 7045 series. Designed for demanding workloads like programming, simulations, and r