A great buy but comes with a power hungry processor. Battery life won't be great but other than that a great machine.My current target is cheapest version of ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen3 with university alumni discounted offer
A great buy but comes with a power hungry processor. Battery life won't be great but other than that a great machine.My current target is cheapest version of ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen3 with university alumni discounted offer
A great buy but comes with a power hungry processor. Battery life won't be great but other than that a great machine.
There are plenty of current windows/linux based systems that get GREAT battery life.If ARM non macbook laptop comes out soon, that would be a better choice.
I understand they don't have the butterfly, however, they still have minimal travel and feel the same as the butterfly. I wouldn't buy a macbook anyways because you give up so much for your money. Maybe that will change with the new pro since they are supposedly introducing actual ports back into the notebook. The world does not revolve around USB-C unlike what apple will make you believe.
Yes, but you get more for your money with other systems. MAX speed is not the be all end all. There are diminishing returns are. The 11th Gen i7 is essentially the same speed in real world use as the M1. Benchmarks only tell part of the story. And really, doing LOTS of different things the i7 is quite a bit faster. Both companies cherry pick their benchmarks to make their product look "the fastest". What you give up with mac is software support, port selection, comfortable keyboard options, upgradability of ANY part, and being locked into appleshpere.I think M1 macbook air is cheap enough, just developing php sites with macos is not comfortable for me.
That is a good machine, as long as you don't need more powerful GPUs. they're still stuck on 1650. If you want more, then you have to look at the Lenovo Legion laptops or go somewhere else (Razer Blade, ASUS G15, etc.).My current target is cheapest version of ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen3 with university alumni discounted offer
The processor isn't really the problem, the GPU is. These machines with Nvidia GPUs need crazy amount of power. That's why, depending on GPU, come with huge power supplies (>200W). You can always switch to iGPU with additional software or go with a 13/14" version that doesn't come with a dGPU at all. Still far far away from the power consumption of a M-series Apple though.A great buy but comes with a power hungry processor. Battery life won't be great but other than that a great machine.
We don't know that. ARM != ARM as Apple is custom and no available anywhere else. I've been working with ARM based systems for years and looking at what's out there, it's still far away from what Apple can do. I'm curious what's going to happen when Nvidia is making the switch from Intel/AMD to their new Grace system and if that ultimately means they have a laptop in the pipeline. The have their Jetson-line, but that's not really a full desktop replacement.If ARM non macbook laptop comes out soon, that would be a better choice.
They (W10 Arm Laptops ) have been available longer than MacbooksIf ARM non macbook laptop comes out soon, that would be a better choice.
True. However, the Jetson AGX Xavier is close. All that’s missing really is NVMe boot supportThe have their Jetson-line, but that's not really a full desktop replacement.
Anyone here have a lenovo legion laptop? How is the keyboard? I am eyeing the new version that has a 16" IPS 165hz display. That is looking like a really nice laptop that checks all the boxes.
Or, if you can wait a few weeks, the new inspiron 16 plus is going to be available and that's going to be a great device.
Add shipping add import duty and add new OS as normally language locked on Chinese versions and that 33% soon dwindles with 0 international warranty cover = not worth itI find out Lenovo in local China market is crazy cheap and has best specs
And it can use $500 discount coupon
That becomes 4999 rmb which is 783usd for
R7-5800H cpu
16G ram
512GB ssd
16inch 2.5K monitor
That is like 33% price of other market
And this is direct sale from biggest online store in China not black market.
I dont even know other market has laptop with this high end specs yet
I dont think I need to consider other things, just pick one from China is easy and crazy cheap.
Maybe they live in china.Add shipping add import duty and add new OS as normally language locked on Chinese versions and that 33% soon dwindles with 0 international warranty cover = not worth it
I buy many good from around the world so be aware is my advice
Possibly but they are still not like for like in USD comparison that is used, in many casesMaybe they live in china.
Add shipping add import duty and add new OS as normally language locked on Chinese versions and that 33% soon dwindles with 0 international warranty cover = not worth it
I buy many good from around the world so be aware is my advice
Good enjoyI am next to China and there ia free shipping deal for my location now so shipping cost is zero. Even USA shipping cost should be like 20 US dollars.
You just need to reinstall Windows then you can choose any language you want.
It even includes a paid version of Office.
If you can ship it back to China then you can somehow use the warranty.
No import tax here, at least not something cheap like this.
Yes it's odd at times with Amazon, they are believe it or not one of the cheapest on laptop delivery costs, B&H or Andorma are a lot more and the few other US retailers that will ship internationally, few and far between BTW.We get free shipping on everything amazon prime, or from dell here in Canada. Works great. This past month I purchased an XPS 8940, a 24" ultrasharp monitor and an inspiron 5406 2 in 1 from dell and never paid a cent in shipping charges.
I disagree, I have seen real world tests where the i7 11th gen ultrabook cpus get beaten by the M1 in video editing and encoding, Super Resolution in PhotoShop, HDR photo editing in Photoshop, Lightroom photo editing and WAY smoother and faster in Davinchi resolve for video editing.Yes, but you get more for your money with other systems. MAX speed is not the be all end all. There are diminishing returns are. The 11th Gen i7 is essentially the same speed in real world use as the M1. Benchmarks only tell part of the story. And really, doing LOTS of different things the i7 is quite a bit faster. Both companies cherry pick their benchmarks to make their product look "the fastest". What you give up with mac is software support, port selection, comfortable keyboard options, upgradability of ANY part, and being locked into appleshpere.