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I was very impressed with my Thinkpad X13s. I was able to open it up, just screws, --no glue to soften with a heatgun, careful spudging, or suction devices to p
by fortran77 3y ago
I was very impressed with my Thinkpad X13s. I was able to open it up, just screws, --no glue to soften with a heatgun, careful spudging, or suction devices to pull things apart--and replace the 512 GB M.2 card with a 1 TB one.
- a3w 3y agoI tried to replace my wireless card in my T440s. For a decade, Lenovo mostly forbids these upgrade via whitelisting in Thinkpads. Hello, other vendors...
- throwway120385 3y agoIt seems overzealous but they might be doing this to maintain FCC licensing. Speaking from experience, different radio/antenna combinations can leak different kinds of noise which would prevent you from getting certification with certain combinations. Their laptops might be noisier than the competition and with the added overhead of supporting different WLAN and Wifi cards with the built-in antennas they went over the edge.
- manishsharan 3y agoI think my T480 is the last upgradeable laptop in the ThinkPad T series. The newer models have soldered rams only with only one slot available for upgrade and just not worth the effort.