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HP laptops are a huge exception to this rule. We commonly upgrade RAM and drives on our laptops. One of the elitebooks I saw recently doesn't even need a screw
by sixothree 8y ago
HP laptops are a huge exception to this rule. We commonly upgrade RAM and drives on our laptops.
One of the elitebooks I saw recently doesn't even need a screwdriver to open the laptop.
- pimeys 8y agoSame with the Lenovo T-series. You can upgrade both batteries, both RAM chips, the LTE (or additionally a second SSD here), hard disk, wifi, until a cople a years ago the CPU, the monitor, keyboard, touchpad etc. All parts are available from Lenovo. I guess the business Dells are the same?
- craftyguy 8y agoLenovo x230 checking in here. I've upgraded/replaced: battery, RAM, display panel, wifi, ssd (both in mSATA and SATA slots), keyboard (x220 keyboards FTW), BIOS (coreboot). The only thing I haven't replaced is the motherboard/CPU, because it doesn't seem worth the effort, even though it's technically possible.