I recently bought an E14, and it still does have an ethernet port. I've been happy with it, although I'm not too fussy about the keyboard compared to the old on

I recently bought an E14, and it still does have an ethernet port. I've been happy with it, although I'm not too fussy about the keyboard compared to the old ones. >Keeping something as it is may not seem such a significant achievement. Still, under marketers' pressure backed by various polls and data (I imagine), Lenovo kept the signature part of the ThinkPad line. And I celebrated this decision of theirs with every model they released over these years. I am also very glad they kept the trackpoint, although I never use it, because I love having physical mouse buttons, and especially a middle mouse button for opening new tabs, which I use constantly (despite more and more fancy SPAs thinking that opening things in a new tab is not a necessary functionality for a website to have). I hate tap-to-click and drag and drop operations are also just a million times nicer with physical buttons