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Good laptop, but with a few small drawbacks: - No vapor chamber cooling, just regular heat pipes - Monitor has thick borders - Not 16:10 - Fn/Ctrl are swapp
by f32jhnjk33jj 5y ago
Good laptop, but with a few small drawbacks:
- No vapor chamber cooling, just regular heat pipes
- Monitor has thick borders
- Not 16:10
- Fn/Ctrl are swapped (all thinkpad laptops)
- Thinkpad's fingerprint readers never worked reliably to me
- I personally prefer USB-C network adapter instead of the bulky RJ45
- 720p camera, but most of laptops have a bad web cam...
- I assume it will have very average speakers. Usually Lenovo puts a "DOLBY SOUND" label on laptops with improved sound quality.
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- alserio 5y agoFn/Ctrl can be swapped in BIOS
- rkangel 5y agoYes, I do this with all work issued laptops.
- f32jhnjk33jj 5y agoBut if someone need to type on your keyboard, then they will have problems and this workaround only works with Laptops. You cannot swap keys on a standalone Lenovo keyboard.
- rkangel 5y agoAh, I don't think I've ever used a standalone Lenovo keyboard. At least that could be swapped out. Yes the laptop keyboard swap is a little confusing for the first 10 seconds until you explain.
- touisteur 5y agoStickers is what I ordered and put on all those keyboards. Why lenovo, why?
- fraolt 5y agoActually you can swap fn/ctrl keys on the trackpoint 1 USB keyboard. I wrote it down here: https://github.com/lentinj/tp-compact-keyboard/issues/32#issuecomment-687659110 https://github.com/lentinj/tp-compact-keyboard/issues/32#iss...
- nine_k 5y agoLarge bezels to easily adjust the screen position without touching it, and RJ45? Exactly like I like them. Sorry! %) Unfortunately, putting a good camera into a laptop is a challenge. With the screens / lids being so thin, nothing really good, like a phone camera, can fit in. And I also don't trust biometry auth anywhere. Biometry should be a login, not a password, because you can't revoke or replace it.
- cosmotic 5y agoWouldn't the dongle be even bulkier than a built in RJ45?