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I looked through ThinkPads in order to find standard recommended laptop selections for a previous job, and it was really striking (a) how many slightly differen
by crooked-v 6y ago
I looked through ThinkPads in order to find standard recommended laptop selections for a previous job, and it was really striking (a) how many slightly different fiddly model selections there were with tiny differences that should have been an options picker rather than different product entries, and (b) how many of them still had 1080p-only screens in the year 2020. Like, come on, seriously?
- Klonoar 6y agoThis is part of what I take issue with, yeah. I'm just past the point in my life where I want to itemize this stuff. Take my money and give me the best package possible. I've got better things to do with my time. The entire buying experience also feels very sales-like - which, yes, it's absolutely a sales process - but the buying experience with Apple is leagues better and feels more human. This isn't even hardware, but website UI/UX... why on earth is it like this in 2020? This is much easier to solve than hardware chain issues.
- jstimpfle 6y agoI just bought a T495s with Ryzen. It's a 14" 1080p. For my desktop PC, I use a 27" 4K monitor. I can tell you I love the 4K and would never go back. For the laptop though, the 1080p resolution is perfectly fine, plus it saves a lot of battery life compared to 4K.