I'm also waiting for the X13 Gen3 AMD becoming available, with RNDA2. Shall work well with Archlinux, enough performance for programming (GCC), playing (CSGO) a

I'm also waiting for the X13 Gen3 AMD becoming available, with RNDA2. Shall work well with Archlinux, enough performance for programming (GCC), playing (CSGO) and very portable. A lot better in a backpack on a roadbike or while traveling (plane, train). https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-announces-the-ThinkPad-X13-Gen-3-with-AMD-Ryzen-PRO-6000-APUs-an-optional-5G-sub6-modem-and-two-battery-options.608276.0.html https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-announces-the-ThinkPad-... Using privately a X220 and begin mobile with it is just remains a nice device. Standard keyboard, standard performance and pleasure to carry around without worries. PS: I'm surprised that Lenovo still don't give users a "quick start manual" explaining how to use the TrackPoint. It is a game changer for everyone capable of touch-typing. Why leave a good keyboard when your fingertips can remain there? I don't blame the users here. Apple contrary uses video advertisements as hidden "introducton guide" to buyers. Remember when IBM just didn't build in TrackPads? The area was used a palm-rest.