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Bit of a shame about the lack of thunderbolt, but I guess thats proprietary. For me, I'll stick to thinkpads. This certainly has some big advantages over them,
by bodge5000 5y ago
Bit of a shame about the lack of thunderbolt, but I guess thats proprietary. For me, I'll stick to thinkpads. This certainly has some big advantages over them, but at roughly 5 times the price for similar specs, I'll swallow that pill for now
- deepsun 5y agoThunderbolt is the worst security hole you can imagine. It just gives direct memory access to, well, pretty much everything. So it's trivial to install a backdoor, like it was back in Win95 era.
- bodge5000 5y agoYeh maybe, but I still find it really useful for laptops, especially if you intend to use it as a desktop replacement
- deepsun 5y agoMmm, I used a Thunderbolt (T530 I believe) for 2 years without opening it at all, I just had two dock stations at work and at home. So it was pretty much desktop replacement. But it was as proprietary as Thunderbolt. USB-C would be much better.