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Lenovo ThinkPad X390 13'' FHD Laptop (i5-8265U 8GB 256GB Win10Pro) $629
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Lenovo has Lenovo ThinkPad X390 13" FHD Laptop (i5-8265U 8GB 256GB Win10Pro - Model: 20Q0002CUS) for $629 wth code "THINK10". Shipping is free. Better than the BF deal
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- 512GB PCIe SSD
- 300 nit 1920 x 1080 IPS display
- backlit keyboard
- fingerprint reader
- Win 10 Professional
I'd be all about that laptop if they offered it with 16GB RAM for the regular cost of upgrading, but unfortunately that's not the case (it's close to $1100 with the otherwise same config, $925 if you opt for 256GB SSD, no fingerprint reader, and Win 10 Home, and ships in 3 to 4 weeks). If you don't need 16GB RAM though, this is a great deal, and IMO better than the Intel version (with Intel's ongoing processor security issues).
In either case, don't forget 10% cash back through a popular cash back website.
- 512GB PCIe SSD
- 300 nit 1920 x 1080 IPS display
- backlit keyboard
- fingerprint reader
- Win 10 Professional
I'd be all about that laptop if they offered it with 16GB RAM for the regular cost of upgrading, but unfortunately that's not the case (it's close to $1100 with the otherwise same config, $925 if you opt for 256GB SSD, no fingerprint reader, and Win 10 Home, and ships in 3 to 4 weeks). If you don't need 16GB RAM though, this is a great deal, and IMO better than the Intel version (with Intel's ongoing processor security issues).
In either case, don't forget 10% cash back through a popular cash back website.
Be careful with any of the lower end Lenovos - The one above is 300 nits brightness, which is barely tolerable but if you step "up" one level (above $700) the included screen is only 250 nits. I shopped many display models, cranking up the screen brightness and the only bearable ones were the higher end Yoga & Thinkpad models.
For indoor, night time, if you dim the light, you really only need around 60nits.
This is ideal for IPS, because ips have terrible contrast ratio, and are missing dark colors.
The last X-series ThinkPad with a removable rear battery is the X270/A275 with the Power Bridge system.
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The last X-series ThinkPad with a removable rear battery is the X270/A275 with the Power Bridge system.
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iPhoneThinkPad X230In pursuit of thinness, they ditched a lot of user replaceable parts in favor of soldered ones... Which also benefits them in a way that if a part breaks, it's hard for the user to get it fixed. Sadly it's not just Lenovo, it's the same for all brands.
The last X-series ThinkPad with a removable rear battery is the X270/A275 with the Power Bridge system.
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iPhoneThinkPad X230God that made me laugh!
Thanks for that!
The last X-series ThinkPad with a removable rear battery is the X270/A275 with the Power Bridge system.
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iPhoneThinkPad X230I haven't heard of any Thinkpad having a soldered battery. Perhaps you mean adhesive, which is a lot different from it being soldered in. Sure you can't swap them out like old Thinkpads, but replacing them after a few years is just a matter of unscrewing some screws and prying the battery out.
I haven't heard of any Thinkpad having a soldered battery. Perhaps you mean adhesive, which is a lot different from it being soldered in. Sure you can't swap them out like old Thinkpads, but replacing them after a few years is just a matter of unscrewing some screws and prying the battery out.