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And you still can't get ECC in a laptop that isn't a $4500 boat-anchor. Personally, I use a T480 because: - it has dual batteries that really last 9 hours -
by anonsivalley652 7y ago
And you still can't get ECC in a laptop that isn't a $4500 boat-anchor.
Personally, I use a T480 because:
- it has dual batteries that really last 9 hours
- it's repairable, and the manufacturer (Flex (Flextronics) actually) repairs it in Memphis, TN for US customers, although it can take weeks or months to do so. (It killed itself, the USB-C AC adapter and a DC travel adapter recently, but they fixed it... before sending it in, I didn't see any physical damage (burns or pits) to chips under magnification, but it must've killed the power circuitry internally.)
- it works as a hackintosh by only changing the WiFi module and adding an antenna.
- it does Linux, FreeBSD, macOS and Windows all just fine
- RAM and 2.5" HDD bay are upgradable
Sadly, the T490 did away with dual batteries and follows the poor example of Apple.
- beatgammit 7y agoI wanted to buy a T495, but it didn't support dual batteries and had one of the RAM sticks soldered on, so I went for an E495 instead, which at least doesn't have the soldered RAM (still no second battery). I really don't understand why they're going for light on the T-series. If I wanted light, I'd go for the X-series; I go for the T-series for features.