ThinkPad X1 Carbon

Ram is so expensive now, I bought a near new thinkpad but it had soldered ram, price of ram would increase past my budget for the build. That's just a me problem though. I really needed something light and portable to tunnel into my home pc. ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 9 for 300usd 16gb system ram

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.

The new X1 Carbon is a fantastic step in the right direction too despite some of the understandable compromises. But the fact they made the motherboard, cooler etc so much easier to swap out and made the top case magnetically attached while increasing the cooling capacity is fantastic. They waited s

The x1 Carbon is the most MacBook-like I’d say (unless there’s a newer variant that I’m unaware of). ThinkPads are all generally well built, but the x1 Carbon is a little sleeker and feels a little more solid. It also - unfortunately - has soldered RAM which is a negative but is technically more Mac

Yeah, when I had X280, I installed from X1 Carbon Gen 6, I think around 40 EUR upgrade, but so much better!

Materials wise I mean it's a stepdown because the T480s and T14 G5 are different tiers. It's like comparing the T480s to the T480 - T--s is always much more premium. It's just a heavier X1C honestly. Thermals wise, I mean the T480s would have been able to sustain around (EDIT: I checked, was around

That's why I'm happy with my x1 carbon gen 10. It's lighter than most laptops on the market, has a really good screen, decent port selection, Linux support, good battery life (MacBook battery life is unbeatable though), and more easily repairable than a MacBook. I paid macbook air money for it thoug

I bought my T14 G5 AMD for a great price during the black friday sale, but it came with the lousy 45% NTSC screen. It's not terrible and thought I could live with it, but very quickly found the poor colour gamut an issue for work and aesthetics. So I researched compatible panels and ended up going w

X1 Carbon is exclusive to Intel. If you want to get a Ryzen Laptop, then I think you're looking at either a T14(s) or P14s. They started introducing Ryzen in T14(s) and P14s in their Gen 1 introductions. If you're looking for compatibility with DDR4 memory, I think it's only Gen 1 or 2 T14 and P14s.