expiredDr.W posted Sep 14, 2023 01:40 AM
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expiredDr.W posted Sep 14, 2023 01:40 AM
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 1: i5-1130G7, 13.3" 2K IPS, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD
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Tempted to pick one up, but it's going to be a toy for me, and finding it hard to justify spending $600 on it. Also, the i7 version comes with 3 year on site warranty vs 1 year mail-in on this one, but that one is $120 more.
Prices of these have been steadily dropping and will continue to do so until they clear out this old inventory. So many good deals on laptops these days.
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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 1 13" Notebook 2K i5-1130G7 16GB RAM 512GB SSD
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The Amazon listing has it as 4.9 lbs which is the package weight. Look everywhere else and reviews to see the 2.14 pounds.
I would pay more for a ThinkPad but the bios issues described above and usb-c issues I have read about scares me.
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The Amazon listing has it as 4.9 lbs which is the package weight. Look everywhere else and reviews to see the 2.14 pounds.
I would pay more for a ThinkPad but the bios issues described above and usb-c issues I have read about scares me.
ETA: From the PC Mag review [pcmag.com]: That airy material gives the laptop a delicate feel, admittedly bordering on flimsy territory. The top panel in particular is worrying, bouncing back and forth even from the slightest shake of the chassis.
ETA: From the PC Mag review [pcmag.com]: That airy material gives the laptop a delicate feel, admittedly bordering on flimsy territory. The top panel in particular is worrying, bouncing back and forth even from the slightest shake of the chassis.
Not trying to pick an argument with you, but you wanted a link so I gave you a link. It can be done, but big companies don't want to do it for cost and profit reasons. How about just admit that you were wrong, but prefer this ThinkPad over that one instead of just dismissing it. Let me guess, Gen Z?
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