Thats my favorite part
low battery? charge for half hour, no more low battery
I went even higher than that and got the touchscreen
at full res everything is tiny I run windows at 200% scale
its like using a 28" 4k monitor
Thats my favorite part
low battery? charge for half hour, no more low battery
I went even higher than that and got the touchscreen
at full res everything is tiny I run windows at 200% scale
its like using a 28" 4k monitor
Super fish?
See I remember super fish, but I think there was a second thing that came up later that didn't receive as much press. I'm still looking. I may just not be remembering it correctly.
Should be fine, as long as they aren't hardware related, shouldn't be a problem for Linux, besides I don't need half their software anyways, just open source stuff
This was it. Superfish was the really bad one, but this shit was almost as bad.
Superfish was never on thinkpads
Poor performance from lenovos end! Still have to to admit though, the carbon x1 is looking like a fine choice when all things considered with Linux but with windows, ill need to be careful with what I install, lenovo laptops seem to be "too popular" to just not be hacked.
Damn never knew that. I googled and the lenovo statement confirms: http://news.lenovo.com/news-releases/lenovo-statement-on-superfish.htm
Something that I actually love is the HP Spectra X360. Its about the same price as the ThinkPad if not cheaper, and its a kick ass machine. Its what I use all day at school. I got 2 for $900 and $800, each with an I5, 8Gb's ram, and a 256gb ssd. Its a great machine.
http://store.hp.com/us/en/pdp/Laptops/hp-spectre-x360---13-4118nr-%28energy-star%29-n5s07ua-aba
Currently its sold out (not surprisingly IMO) but they get restocked really often.