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Who is likely to package this into existing lines, from the majors? Is this a future lenovo/thinkpad carbon?
by ggm 1y ago
Who is likely to package this into existing lines, from the majors? Is this a future lenovo/thinkpad carbon?
- wmf 1y agoIt's likely to be in Thinkpads (unless Lenovo lost so much money on the X Elite that they ragequit ARM). They also had a testimonial from HP.
- thewebguyd 1y agoI would assume it'll follow the path as the first X Elite. MS put out surface & surface laptop with it, Lenovo did do the ThinkPad X1 with it, and Dell put it in the XPS line.
- throwaway74354 1y agoX1 Carbon is part of the Intel Evo Platform. These are co-developed with Intel and therefore this line is exclusive to them. X13s was confirmed to be sunset, another T14s is the most likely candidate among the ThinkPads.
- E39M5S62 1y agoDamn. They sunset the x13s? That's been my daily driver for a few months now. I was really hoping we'd see another one based around the Snapdragon X2.
- canucker2016 1y agothe OEMs who used the Snapdragon X1 Elite in windows laptops, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_devices_using_Qualcomm_Snapdragon_systems_on_chips#Snapdragon_X_series https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_devices_using_Qualcomm... : Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Microsoft, Samsung Looking at the SOCs used, only Dell, Microsoft, and Samsung used the 2nd fastest SoC, the X1E-80-100 - the Dell and Microsoft laptops could be configured with 64GB soldered. Samsung also used the fastest SoC (the only OEM to do so), the X1E-84-100. From a search of their USA website, you're stuck with only 16GB on any of their Snapdragon laptops. :( I'd hope whichever OEM(s) uses the Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme SoC (X2E-96-100) allows users to configure RAM up to 64GB or 128GB.