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Benjamin Herzig is the Managing Editor at Notebookcheck.com. He specializes in a variety of tech-related themes, including consumer tech, hardware, software, and enterprise tech, with a particular focus on topics such as Lenovo, AI, Microsoft, and gaming. Benjamin's work is featured in Notebookcheck Publishing GmbH.
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By: Benjamin Herzig
Lenovo appears to be doing it: On the new Lenovo ThinkPad X9 series that leaked out on Twitter, the Chinese manufacturer is seemingly killing off the famous and iconic red TrackPoint. The new ThinkPad laptop lineup comes in two sizes, and it adopts a design that looks very similar to the Apple MacBook Air, radically breaking with the established ThinkPad design.
By: Benjamin Herzig, Ninh Duy
Update Q4 2024. Mobile workstations represent the high-performance premium class in the business sector.
By: Benjamin Herzig
ThinkPad Hawk. AMD or Intel - Lenovo gives customers who buy the ThinkPad T14 Gen 5 the choice.
By: Benjamin Herzig
The Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 5 AMD is one of the more popular ThinkPad laptops, as it marries the traditional T series with AMD's Ryzen platform. With the latest generation, Lenovo restores upgradeability and the device also offers a great performance. Unfortunately, it can get pretty toasty.
By: Benjamin Herzig
Intel has lifted the veil from its most flexible new CPU lineup. Arrow Lake H, also known as Intel Core Ultra 200H, replaced Meteor Lake H with the same power-efficient CPU cores we already know from Lunar Lake. These new Intel CPUs may be able to offer the sweet spot between performance and efficiency and compete well with AMD's Strix Point lineup.
By: Benjamin Herzig
While Intel and AMD seems to be content to serve their newest CPU technology only in the high-end part of the market, Qualcomm is attempting to capture the low end as well. The new Qualcomm Snapdragon X, with its eight Oryon CPU cores, is meant to take market share in the sub $600 device class.
By: Benjamin Herzig
Strix Halo goes ZBook: HP is one of the launch partners of AMD for its new Ryzen AI Max Platform. The new HP ZBook Ultra 14 G1a is a compact workstation that may compete well against the Apple MacBook Pro 14.
By: Benjamin Herzig
HP has another Lunar Lake EliteBook in tow for CES, besides the EliteBook Ultra G1i. The new HP EliteBook X G1i and its 2-in-1 version HP EliteBook X Flip G1i are the successors of the EliteBook 1040 G11.
By: Benjamin Herzig
Lenovo expands its ThinkPad portfolio with a new series: The Lenovo ThinkPad X9 leaves the typical ThinkPad design behind to attack the Apple MacBook Air. For this, Lenovo trusts on the efficiency of Intel Lunar Lake, a big haptic trackpad and OLED screen.
By: Benjamin Herzig
Lenovo is currently selling its expensive flagship business laptop, the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13, with very limited options. That is about to change: WUXGA IPS displays, Ultra 5 CPUs and 5G/4G enabled models of the premium ThinkPad laptop are on the way.
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