Anonymous

Out of Stock

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oldwife

OOS

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Preparation

The current model is gen 13

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Anonymous

Lenovo ThinkPad is still using low-temperature solder, good luck

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Anonymous

Sadly, you are confusing Gen with Intel Gen. Yes, Intel Gen is i7 13 now, and the unit is i7 12. Please do not mislead potential buyers. Thinkpads are one of the best laptops on the market. I am still using my X230! //@Preparation: The current model is gen 13

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Anonymous

Ram is DDR4-3200, screen is 300nits with 45% NTSC and 700:1 Contrast
Ratio

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Anonymous

You can still use it because your X230 never used low-temperature solder //@Anonymous: Sadly, you are confusing Gen with Intel Gen. Yes, Intel Gen is i7 13 now, and the unit is i7 12. Please do not mislead potential buyers. Thinkpads are one of the best laptops on the market. I am still using my X230! //@Preparation: The current model is gen 13

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Anonymous

I've been using ThinkPad T series since 2003. Every model lasted more than five years without noticeable performance issue. The only thing I do after 5 fives is to replace the battery and donate the unit or pass it to my kids.

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Anonymous

More than 3-year old model

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Anonymous

The WUXGA display has 45% NTSC, 300 nits brightness and 60Hz refreshing rate

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Anonymous

$699.00 on Lenovo.com which will let you using coupons and cashback sites

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Anonymous

400 nits would have truly made it refreshing :) //@Anonymous: The WUXGA display has 45% NTSC, 300 nits brightness and 60Hz refreshing rate

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Anonymous

45% NTSC is pretty much the lowest color accuracy on a IPS screen //@anonymous: The WUXGA display has 45% NTSC, 300 nits brightness and 60Hz refreshing rate

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Anonymous

Will it be cheaper after coupone? Thanks //@Anonymous: $699.00 on Lenovo.com which will let you using coupons and cashback sites

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Anonymous

This is a business grade laptop. If you don't spill liquid on it, if you don't drop it, this laptop will easily last 5 years. We use them at my company as well as the Lenovo T series, i.e. T14 Gen 3.

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Anonymous

Your company leases laptop for 5 years? Unbelievable //@anonymous: This is a business grade laptop. If you don't spill liquid on it, if you don't drop it, this laptop will easily last 5 years. We use them at my company as well as the Lenovo T series, i.e. T14 Gen 3.

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Anonymous

Be careful Lenovo still uses low temperature solder (LTS) and black gel on Thinkpad line, that will lead to CPU soldering issues. There are numerous reports and videos on internet. Lenovo dropped LTS on other lines after 2021 but not Thinkpad //@anonymous: This is a business grade laptop. If you don't spill liquid on it, if you don't drop it, this laptop will easily last 5 years. We use them at my company as well as the Lenovo T series, i.e. T14 Gen 3.

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Anonymous

Corporation leasing laptops and refresh every 3-5 years is quite common. //@Anonymous: Your company leases laptop for 5 years? Unbelievable //@anonymous: This is a business grade laptop. If you don't spill liquid on it, if you don't drop it, this laptop will easily last 5 years. We use them at my company as well as the Lenovo T series, i.e. T14 Gen 3.

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Anonymous

Mostly 3 years, never heard 5 years //@anonymous: Corporation leasing laptops and refresh every 3-5 years is quite common. //@Anonymous: Your company leases laptop for 5 years? Unbelievable //@anonymous: This is a business grade laptop. If you don't spill liquid on it, if you don't drop it, this laptop will easily last 5 years. We use them at my company as well as the Lenovo T series, i.e. T14 Gen 3.

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Anonymous

It is called planned obsolescence. //@Anonymous: Be careful Lenovo still uses low temperature solder (LTS) and black gel on Thinkpad line, that will lead to CPU soldering issues. There are numerous reports and videos on internet. Lenovo dropped LTS on other lines after 2021 but not Thinkpad //@anonymous: This is a business grade laptop. If you don't spill liquid on it, if you don't drop it, this laptop will easily last 5 years. We use them at my company as well as the Lenovo T series, i.e. T14 Gen 3.

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