Yep, I saw it. Yet it shouldn't come to anyone's surprise given that most companies don't make major changes in the second generation of a product. I'm overall happy with my X1E, and this second generation is just a spec bump, a nice improvement but a spec bump nonetheless.Looks like the X1 Extreme 2nd generation was released - 9th generation processors and GTX1650 as expected. No other differences I can tell.
Looks like the X1 Extreme 2nd generation was released - 9th generation processors and GTX1650 as expected. No other differences I can tell.
Good to see, but I wonder how many times is going to be sent back by you know who? I would like to see the follow-up to the surface book 2 possibly called the service book 3
I really want the Surface Book 3 or whatever they choose to call it in black
I really want the Surface Book 3 or whatever they choose to call it in black
Hi Q-6@ How to determine the values of those Turbo Ratio Limits? By default, mine are: 47, 43, 42, 42, 41, 41, 40.
Looks like the X1 Extreme 2nd generation was released - 9th generation processors and GTX1650 as expected. No other differences I can tell.
Please tell me you are not tempted by one of these.
Apparently the black is known for chipping very easily and looking shabby. It's a paint job rather than a bonded/powder coated kind of finish.
I've seen those and that was one reason that gave me pause in all trustfulness In the end, I decided to take the plunge and roll the dice. I don't think its the color black but the coating that is used. I have no idea what else lenovo could do, but clearly a coating may not be the best optionLenovo has had its own issues with that, Yoga, X1C, possibly the X1E. Not sure if black is just not such a great idea? Or mostly complaints from folks who don't take care of their gear?
@SDColorado - oh dear, those laptops look awful. That should never happen. I've seen other models of thinkpads which are quite old and not subject to this kind of wear - I wonder if the bad paint job is confined to certain models. I would be furious if mine ended up like that.
I saw a 6 month old X1E recently where one of the bottom corners had chipped off (so much for being rugged - or maybe it had been dropped from a great height) and it appeared to be black all the way through. Confusing.
Oh? That's a bummer if true. I saw a video a while back on the process. There is a thin ceramic layer added to the surface of the magnesium and then I believe like 7 coats of the black finish. I would have hoped it would be more durable.
Lenovo has had its own issues with that, Yoga, X1C, possibly the X1E. Not sure if black is just not such a great idea? Or mostly complaints from folks who don't take care of their gear?
https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkP...int-comes-off-very-easily/td-p/4132530/page/4
@SDColorado - oh dear, those laptops look awful. That should never happen. I've seen other models of thinkpads which are quite old and not subject to this kind of wear - I wonder if the bad paint job is confined to certain models. I would be furious if mine ended up like that.
I saw a 6 month old X1E recently where one of the bottom corners had chipped off (so much for being rugged - or maybe it had been dropped from a great height) and it appeared to be black all the way through. Confusing.
Maybe its the Stockholm syndrome , but I actually like the understated fit and finish of the Thinkpad.I guess each to their own just like some people like sedans
Actually, this is the one reason I bought the X1E, for his looks. I guess each to their own just like some people like sedans or hatchbacks, Black or white cars, etc.
I've seen those and that was one reason that gave me pause in all trustfulness In the end, I decided to take the plunge and roll the dice. I don't think its the color black but the coating that is used. I have no idea what else lenovo could do, but clearly a coating may not be the best option
I for one living and working across the tropics and sub tropics always try to avoid these soft touch finishes, as they invariably fail within 36-48 months due to the high humidity. They generally become sticky, if not gooey messes and very far from being anything remotely soft to the touch
Looks like the X1 Extreme 2nd generation was released - 9th generation processors and GTX1650 as expected. No other differences I can tell.