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I understand why you have a problem with Lenovo following the incident, but ThinkPads are something else, and they weren't impacted by Superfish. Non-ThinkPad
by GuB-42 5y ago
I understand why you have a problem with Lenovo following the incident, but ThinkPads are something else, and they weren't impacted by Superfish.
Non-ThinkPad Lenovos are not great by any mean. They are unremarkable consumer-grade laptops. ThinkPads are a legacy from IBM that Lenovo is smart enough to keep separate from the rest.
- javert 5y agoStill not acceptable. It would be hard for me to buy a ThinkPad (I have bought many in the past). Obviously Lenovo has zero integrity and will spy on us or cheat us in some other way if they think they can do it without getting caught. Sad that nobody else makes laptops with the little nub for pointing the mouse.
- smaudet 5y agoI used a TP from the 2013, 2014 era, and I have my current main laptop as a TP from 2017... The old TP was fantastic. Really out of date hardware, but it did the job. New one is great, in theory (spec-wise), but its a much cheaper build, breaks more, and just generally has far more issues than I remember with the old one. I think I had one in the middle too which was just straight up an awful peice of junk... When Lenovo got bought out by China, they weren't really that smart - they tried to consumerize their TP and thereby cut costs - the features they brought back to modern TPs are still nice but you just don't get the same attention to detail anymore...IMHO.