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I'm surprised Lenovo's whitelist hasn't been tackled more frequently, given its well-documented limitations. The only real reason to maintain such an artificial
by Yakub-AlEspunj 2y ago
I'm surprised Lenovo's whitelist hasn't been tackled more frequently, given its well-documented limitations. The only real reason to maintain such an artificial barrier is to artificially inflate profits from FRUs and enterprise support. The fact that every other major manufacturer has moved past this practice already only serves as evidence. I mean, come on, Lenovo, you're trying to compete with the likes of HP and Dell, and you're stuck on this archaic thinking. It's almost as if you're deliberately trying to alienate your most loyal customers.