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I wish Lenovo gave a P53 and GTX graphics without the "gamery" glitz of the Legion lineup. I really want a workstation class laptop where IO isn't severely lim
by filereaper 6y ago
I wish Lenovo gave a P53 and GTX graphics without the "gamery" glitz of the Legion lineup.
I really want a workstation class laptop where IO isn't severely limited. Lenovo really cuts down on USB-C and Display IO across their lineup, their marketing is misleading where on the t580 one of the USB-C ports only charges so you're left with just one thunderbolt USB-C port.
Right now I'm looking at the Clio based System76 series but not sure of their build quality.
- notacoward 6y agoI bought a Legion (the 4800H-based one) for my daughter a couple of months ago; "glitz" is not a word I'd use to describe it and I/O limitations haven't been an issue. As far as I can tell it's a fine machine, and excellent for the sub-US$1000 price. The only negative I can think of is using a proprietary power brick. :(
- JAlexoid 6y agoThere's the T line of ThinkPads, that does that. P line is workstation and only comes with "pro" graphics... but the latest T2000 is basically GeForce 1660Ti MaxQ.