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

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

Unfortunately we do not ship overseas.

@@Notebookshop ok thanks

Some of the best keyboards, if not the best you can find on a laptop!

Same steps! Just check to see if your manufacturer has their own version of "vantage". for example asus has asus live update, msi has dragon center, dell has dell command, etc.

the video also says in the title that its meant for thinkpads. some thinkpads (like the x1 carbon that i own) already have vantage pre-installed, so it really just depends

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Sometimes customers forget they have the option to not always get the newest and assume they can’t afford anything, so we make the suggestion based on their specific needs/wants 👍 Thanks for watching!

It's probably more so due to the fact a lot of ThinkPad's are marketed towards business/professional/enterprise users. So a business will purchase in bulk directly from a vendor like us and we'd send them an invoice! We're unique in that we sell to both consumers and businesses. That being said, ThinkPad's are definitely great for both ordinary people and business professionals alike. We have ThinkPad's as low as $499! As you know, they can also be configured as high as $10k+

The P14s has a 10-point multi touch display!

In Europe you can't even choose a higher resolution than the 1920x1200..

Awesome! Which ThinkPad do you use currently?

@@Notebookshop I’ve been using x1 extreme gen 3 for 4 years with archlinux installed, previously I used L440 for 6 years in college and the first few years of working. They are both robust and awesome!

@@NotebookshopI’ve been using x1 extreme gen 3 for 4 years, previously I’ve used L440, they are both robust and awesome!

Oh no. What laptop and specs do you have? That doesn't sound normal.

Most likely Microsoft surface

Yeah! that's crucial.

haha. we have a full review on that laptop on our channel. I mention how I gave it a 9/10 instead of 10/10 for gaming because I haven't tested Cyberpunk XD. But it seems to run most other games most people play (Valorant, LoL, CS, etc.) with no issues.

Great question! The M-Tiny’s are Mini PC’s. They have their own ram, cpu, gpu, hard drive, etc.. They work great with no need for servers. We personally use them at our office for daily work tasks. No server. Let me know if you have any more questions!

It depends on how many you order, if you get upgrades, and if you buy the monitor together or separate. But the base price (without the monitor) is around $700-$800, assuming you only get 1 unit.

Haha. I can see the similarities. The PS2 is 4 times larger at least! Used to own the original one.

💀💀💀 its a mini pc

my first thought as well

haha. similar color, but the ps2 is a lot larger! maybe 3-4 times larger.

At our store! Currently, you can’t order directly from our website, but if you visit in person or email/call us, we can send over an invoice and ship it to you same or next day (if you’re in California).

Hello. The P14s is considered a "workstation" class laptop, so it will have those benefits, such as better build quality, more isv certifications, more security features, etc. The T14s is usually known to be a good option for businesses who don't need anything fancy, but want something reliable and professional. They usually only have integrated graphics. So no dedicated gpu, however, most professionals don't need one for daily work tasks. The P14s we carry in stock only has integrated graphics as well, so it's a good option for professionals who need a solid laptop for work or productivity. Great for students as well. I've personally held and used both, and the P14s definitely feels much more solid and durable, but still lightweight. We also offer it at a lower price than the newest T14s. Hope this helps!

Didn't you hear him say i7 12TH GENERATION???

12th gen as stated in the video :) Also check out the full video on our channel which goes over more details and specs in the description. Thank you for watching!

The configuration we carry does not have a dedicated gpu which could be a dealbreaker for a lot of pro video editors, however it handles basic video editing just fine. 4k raw or log footage from a prosumer/pro camera is questionable, but 1080p footage should be fine. We were able to edit 4k d-logm footage (DJI) on a thinkbook with some lag, which is an extremely low end machine compared to the p14s. If video editing is your profession, i would definitely recommend something like the P1, P16, or P16v instead. Hope this helps. Let me know if you have anymore questions!

Not every laptop over 1000 has a dedicated gpu. Look at the price of a macbook. Those don’t have dedicated gpu’s either. Or a 1000 dollar dell xps. Some also don’t have a dedicated gpu. My laptop was €2000 and its got a i7 12700u and a rtx3060. I know its overpriced but i love it and with my personal experience its worth it. Its not about the price. Its about the user experience

Professionals who want to save on costs will opt in for the integrated graphics, while others will spend more for the dedicated gpu. The T series offers both options, so it depends on the model. You can customize.

@@jarikooper6325 i know they exist, but i believe they are pretty much a scam at such pricetag, they can afford to do it but they don't and market it has (for professionals), i know not everyone needs a gpu but it is very helpful for performance and overall value

MacBook

@@RaghavPareek-kp7fkare you dumb

​@@RaghavPareek-kp7fklol no not on ARM

Wich field of computer science?

Hello. I would definitely ask your professors as to what they'd recommend as they know what kind of work you'll be doing throughout your 4 years of study. From what we've seen, students don't need extremely powerful laptops, but if you plan on also working while studying, or just want a powerful machine for future proofing purposes (or to game on the side), we'd recommend something more powerful. I would suggest a screen size of 15 inches or more as a base and something with a dedicated gpu and at least 8gb of ram (higher the better). There are some higher end T series models such as the T16 that might be a good fit for you. Otherwise, we'd suggest the P series, which are more powerful workstation laptops designed for professionals! You can either get newer models, or discontinued models that are still great but more affordable. P1, P16, P16v or P15 are some options.