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> They're both part of Lenovo, but are largely separate teams with different business goals and philosophies. Sounds like marketing fairy tale - one part of co
by paulcarroty 7y ago
> They're both part of Lenovo, but are largely separate teams with different business goals and philosophies.
Sounds like marketing fairy tale - one part of company is great, second is bad, but we should love both.
- jamespo 7y agoGuess you don't run Intel either due to IME
- oarsinsync 7y agoIt's reasonably clear that this separation exists by looking at the hardware build quality too. The general consumer range of Lenovo laptops is absolute garbage. The biggest problem comes from people recommending Lenovo laptops, without stressing specifically that it's ThinkPads that are being recommended, and not any Lenovo laptop generally. If you've used either range of laptop extensively, it's very obvious that they're built to very different specs, with very different goals. There doesn't appear to be much (if any) cross team work going on there.
- Stratoscope 7y ago> we should love both. I didn't say that, or anything like it. On the contrary, I was explaining the significant differences between Lenovo's consumer laptop group and the ThinkPad group. They may be under the same corporate umbrella, but they are very different from each other.