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1080p is pretty reasonable on a 14" display, you can option a 2.8K OLED display but personally I think its overkill. The x1 carbon is a light weight option, fo
by nikau 3y ago
1080p is pretty reasonable on a 14" display, you can option a 2.8K OLED display but personally I think its overkill.
The x1 carbon is a light weight option, for similar weight to the macbook you can get a X1 Extreme which has 4K panels including oled, discrete graphics, etc.
No org ever pays list price for a Lenovo, typically they have around 40% discount.
I picked up my carbon X1 on sale for around 1300 AUD.
- brailsafe 3y ago1200p used to be fine on a laptop, and OLED might be nice but idk much about how well they do these days yet, but 2.8k is a no-brainer, which I guess would be the equivalent to the bottom-tier Air. I've had a 2560x1600 screen on my 13" for 10 years at this point, it's tough to see how that's a compelling thing to look at for any period of time.
- Takennickname 3y agoI have an X1 carbon with the newest screen and every day I think about changing it because of the screen. The rest of the device is absolutely perfect for my needs and I love it, but after getting used to sharp screens on phones and macbooks, I feel a slight ting of negativity every time I open my laptop and realize I'm going to be looking at the worst screen I own, on the most expensive consumer electronic device I own.