ThinkPad X1 Carbon

X1C is a carbon fiber composite, most others are an aluminum alloy + plastic. So you get a far sturdier chassis with a lower weight, making them ridiculously durable for their size. Lenovo has had a build partnership with Intel for this model forever so they get specifically engineered, making their

Great keyboard, great display, good speakers, thin and light, supports all ports, exceptional build quality which makes it super durable, good battery life, great design and its just an overall incredible machine to use. Unlike HP or other brands with similar specs idk why but the x1 carbon is incre

I prefer durable. And light. Like my X1 carbon. Except for the USB-C ports.

Waren sie. Nur gerade nicht, weil Apple seine Einkäufe lange im voraus plant und Lieferanten unter Druck setzt. Ich habe mein TP X1 Carbon 12th Gen im Maximalausbau (Oled, 64GB RAM, 4TB Storage, H195) für ~2.6k vor etwa 2 Jahren regulär via Lenovo gekauft. Für den Preis hätte ich mir vielleicht ein

Das erste ThinkPad X1 Carbon hat 2011 1400$ gekostet. Thinkpads waren nie die günstigere Alternative, sondern super robuste, hochwertige und reparierbare Businessgeräte.

ThinkPad itu biasanya gak dijual di retailer Lenovo resmi di mall (kalau pun ada, dikit sekali). Yang beli kantor. Setelah 5 tahun, dijual sekaligus ratusan. Harga setelah penyusutan sudah "Rp 0". Dijual berapa pun, kantor tetep "untung" dan masuk ke "other income". Jadi dijual murah, dengan kondisi

Gak ada yang absolut. Semua tergantung kebutuhan. Perlu ringan? Keduanya ada, tergantung budget. Perlu battery life? MacBook with Apple Silicon, hands down. Perlu build quality? Keduanya ada. Jangan bandingin laptop Windows 5 juta (N100 di OP, are you kidding me?) dengan MacBook Pro 20 juta. Perlu l

I use a thinkpad x1 carbon with a touchscreen I bought at microcenter. I’m a former computer engineer turned patent litigator and I lean on it about as much as you could imagine. The GPU can run several 4K panels if I want. Chassis is also solid and the output ports are unlikely to flake out by the

Been traveling for the past couple of months with my Gen 13 and really appreciate the feather weight. Met a ton of c-suite folks and none of them had a Thinkpad though (I’m in the US), it’s Dells, HPs and an occasional MacBook here and there. Your average corporate IT will never issue you an X1C if

i live in mexico. so i am poor. i bought a "Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon 3rd", US$120.00. it indicated no battery. but it was disconnected, so i reconnected it. it wasn't charging. but, suddenly it started charging. it has 50% juice. it turns out, that CMOS battery is dead and that makes laptop charge