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@@aj-loves-tech If you want casual video editing and don’t want to spend too much the T15g is solid. If you want something more powerful and more upgradable, the P1 or P16 is your best bet. The P15 and X1 Extremes are discontinued but you might be able to find cheaper prices on those. Hope this helps. Check out our video on the T15g if you want more info. We don’t have any exclusive videos on the other units mentioned, but just know the P1 and P16 are the newest and best ThinkPad’s available in terms of pure power/performance.

@@Notebookshop thanks it's very helpful for me ✨ have a great day ❣️

@@petetroglodyte1860 Hey! Great question. So, the main reason why anyone should get a laptop over a desktop would be if you prioritize portability/mobility. If you want to be able to move your “main work” computer around, whether it be from office to office, or office to client), I would get a desktop replacement laptop. If you’re going to be mostly stationary and have a traditional office setup, desktop is always the better choice. The P14s gen 3 is a great choice for speed and is lightweight. But again, it depends on what you’re using it for. You mentioned your current laptop is too heavy, so the P1 might not be the best option as it is similar weight (although lighter) to your Yoga 9i. But of course the P1 is a better overall laptop in every regard specs wise. Let us know if you have any more questions!

@@reeler6057 I would get something higher end for coding. Something with a dedicated gpu. I would look into thinkpad’s for coding, like the p15, p15s, etc.

@@reflectionrecon We haven’t gotten our hands on that unit, but if it’s similar to the gen 3, it should be great, as long as they kept the same build quality or improved upon it.

@@alexandersoto2888 Ryzen 5, 8gb ram, 256ssd

Upgradable?

What..?,

Lah,computer ko nak bawak ke hari2

MacBooks are so bad beacuse MacOS.

Yeah for 8/256 lol it's not enough for 2024 and up

@@sylvestersoh The E series is the most entry level ThinkPad, so if you’re on a budget and just need a laptop that works, the E series is a solid choice. The L series is mid tier, in between the E and T series. It has improved build quality and a little more security features, etc. First know what specs you’re looking for and customize both an E and L series on the Lenovo website, then compare prices.

It's $799, but we've officially sold out except for 1 opened display unit in our showroom.

​@Notebookshop whats the wh of the battery??

That sounds horrible. Those issues are such a pain to deal with. Did you end up getting a pc that works?

@@Notebookshop a replacement is coning today

You should get a pc brudda

Upgrade it, Windows 8 sucks. Use Windows 10 on the new laptop and dont use Windows 11, Microsoft put too many bloatware there, If you still want Windows 11, Use tiny11.

@@JustProSL Windows is about to stop all support for Windows 10, forcing everyone to upgrade, so it’s best to prepare now and upgrade to Windows 11.

If your computer is still running fine with no issues or complaints, that’s fine! Just make sure you have adequate virus protection and are backing up all of your important files in the cloud or external hard drive. You never know when the laptop could give out which will cause you to lose everything not backed up. Microsoft doesn’t support anything older than windows 11 anymore (they are about to stop support for windows 10), so just be aware of that. No support usually means less security and compatibility. Windows should be up to date to keep up with all the changes in technology, whether used for good or against people by bad people.

It's good! Standard battery life of about 5-10 hours, depending on how you use it.

@@Vicky-dw7zj we currently do not carry that model

I thought i was seeing a Lenovo ad for a second lol

Good question! It has an i5! Here's the exact specs: Intel® Core™ i5-1335U

Unfortunately we do not ship overseas.

@@Notebookshop ok thanks