@@risvanpk3030 yes bro, take doc model and install windows separately will be cost effective, legally genuine windows will cost u around aed 450+, but some online site are selling windows sticker license less than aed 100,
@@shiftenterspacebar Both are good bro. but typing experience on a laptop can vary from person to person. so its a personal choice. if u r comfortable on desktop keyboard then u might feel good with 16 inch laptops bcs it have similar separate number pad.
@@Sinju-TechShare I'm using an E14 (many years old). Have been extremely satisfied with its keyboard layout and legendary typing experience. Don't know how typing on a 16 inch E series feels like (because of the number pad). Does the less palmrest space on the left side bother you? Does it cause accidental mouse movement/clicks? I'm tempted by the large screen. But my deciding factor is the typing experience. Which one offers a better typing experience - E14 or E16?
@@Sinju-TechShare thank you I bought ThinkPad E16 gen 2 with AMD Ryzen 7 to install Linux on it. I am switching from Mac after 8 years. Not sure how long it takes to get it delivered by Lenovo to Bhubaneswar, Odisha.
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Hi Bro, how it will cost with windows? Dos model eduthitt windows vere install cheyyal aano cost effective?
@@risvanpk3030 yes bro, take doc model and install windows separately will be cost effective, legally genuine windows will cost u around aed 450+, but some online site are selling windows sticker license less than aed 100,
Which offers a better typing experience - the latest ThinkPad E16 (Gen 2) or ThinkPad E14 (Gen 6)?
@@shiftenterspacebar Both are good bro. but typing experience on a laptop can vary from person to person. so its a personal choice. if u r comfortable on desktop keyboard then u might feel good with 16 inch laptops bcs it have similar separate number pad.
@@Sinju-TechShare I'm using an E14 (many years old). Have been extremely satisfied with its keyboard layout and legendary typing experience. Don't know how typing on a 16 inch E series feels like (because of the number pad). Does the less palmrest space on the left side bother you? Does it cause accidental mouse movement/clicks? I'm tempted by the large screen. But my deciding factor is the typing experience. Which one offers a better typing experience - E14 or E16?
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@@judesaju2361 amazon, noon, harbi, Jumbo , all whr available.
@@Sinju-TechShare oh THANKS! i think you are the first few who reviewed this laptop (even in Malayalam wew)
@@judesaju2361 thanks
How many days did it take to deliver this laptop from Lenovo website.
@@dhrubap-jq6ys it was locally sourced
@@Sinju-TechShare Does it have intel arc graphics??
@@dhrubap-jq6ys yes, Intel® Arc™ Graphics (integrated)
I could not understand. is it all metal body ?
@@jigyansunanda yes, most of thinkpad comes in metal body.
@@Sinju-TechShare thank you I bought ThinkPad E16 gen 2 with AMD Ryzen 7 to install Linux on it. I am switching from Mac after 8 years. Not sure how long it takes to get it delivered by Lenovo to Bhubaneswar, Odisha.
@@jigyansunanda good luck and congrats for ur new machine.
@@Sinju-TechShare thanks. you have a great day