ThinkPad P50

Almost sounds like bait for the eternal Thinkpad argument lol....EscapeNo9728 summarizes things well. ThinkWiki also has a good graphic table of the history. And there have been a few Youtube vids on the topic as well. But to be honest, software can drive a lot of your decision making. The old geeze

i myself i have always been with a thin and light laptops and i went and wanted to buy a upgrade and when i saw the price i though there must be another way until i found about the lenovo p50 even tho its bulky ill give you that but the thing is you can put 2 nvme or m.2 ssd and a sata hdd or sata s

For around ₹22,000 with those specs (i7-6820HQ, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Quadro M2000M), the ThinkPad P50 is still a capable machine in 2025, especially for programming and older game emulation. It should handle your computer science work and Android Studio without much trouble, as long as you're not ru

No, I’m referring to a Txx0p type machine (moniker last seen with the 2016/2017 models) https://psref.lenovo.com/WDProduct/ThinkPad/ThinkPad_T460p If you’re referring to an actual P type machine (workstation) probably wouldn’t be too bad, footprint, weight and noise/thermals notwithstanding (somethi