This is my most antecipated laptop since the MacBook Air with M1. That's great seeing Windows on Arm platform. Soon I hope to see the Linux kernel supporting it too. That will be the perfect laptop for developers.
Linux compatibility is basically kernel matter. If your dosen linux distro hasn't support the hardware, it maybe the hardware hasn't be enabled in the kernel. So, replace the kernel with newest lts kernel that support the hardware. Recompile with needed kernel options enabled is necessary. It's indeed not common users skill, but technically it's possible as long as the kernel source already contains support of the particular hardware
@@mzamroni There's more involved than just the kernel. Arm chips boot completely differently from x86, whether or not the boot loader is locked is a huge factor.
Code compiling & programming are moved to container such as dockers.. ThinkPad is more for exec usage & should be enough if it can communicate with a docker fast.
Really curious to see how the screen and speakers perform. I know this will make a very compelling work laptop, but it would be nice to know it can provide hours of entertainment when stuck somewhere.
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I agree with previous comments that this looks like a black Macbook. The corners are too rounded. The communications bar is ugly, as well, just like a forehead or a chin on smartphones. At least the hinge is a long bar, which hopefully reduces stress on the lid (see T440s and T450s). Anchor the hinges to the titanium chassis, not to the lid!
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If you have a portable monitor and a decent smart phone, you can have a similar thing right, what makes this laptop different(I know about this is windows laptop but you can do pretty much every windows tasks in Android nowadays)?
Cringe advertisement yet again. You guys should cater to your actual engineering/IT type of fans. But i'm curious to see how the x13s will perform. I doubt it will be as good as the m1 air.
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@@scality4309 wifi is everywhere. Moreover, users simply can tether from phone. I used laptop with built-in modem in 2010. It did useful because I was still using Symbian smartphone and the phone couldn't tether. It can be Bluetooth modem for the laptop but the phone would lose data connectivity. Android tethering doesn't have that limitation, so the laptop modem was no longer needed.
@@scality4309 for several years ago, I was sales person working mostly out of office. I didn't need built in modem as I could tether from phone. Even I had sdwan vm lab in my laptop and I used phone tethering for its internet connection
I wonder how it perform handling large excels files…
This is my most antecipated laptop since the MacBook Air with M1. That's great seeing Windows on Arm platform. Soon I hope to see the Linux kernel supporting it too. That will be the perfect laptop for developers.
This. Thinkpads have always had good Linux support, which we appreciate. And Microsoft
how bout linux compability?
Linux compatibility is basically kernel matter.
If your dosen linux distro hasn't support the hardware, it maybe the hardware hasn't be enabled in the kernel.
So, replace the kernel with newest lts kernel that support the hardware. Recompile with needed kernel options enabled is necessary.
It's indeed not common users skill, but technically it's possible as long as the kernel source already contains support of the particular hardware
@@mzamroni There are several distros shipping with ARM instead of x86 or AMD64 ISOs, so I will be following closely
@@mzamroni There's more involved than just the kernel. Arm chips boot completely differently from x86, whether or not the boot loader is locked is a huge factor.
I can’t wait to see the performance of qualcom 8cx gen 3. What I am really curious about is how it would handle programming and compiling code.
I couldn't find any Video showing performance. So i doubt that it will be good.
Code compiling & programming are moved to container such as dockers.. ThinkPad is more for exec usage & should be enough if it can communicate with a docker fast.
The Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Fold 2022 is more useful for coding than this X13s laptop.
Love this, but going to hold for the x12s equivalent with detachable keyboard.
Really curious to see how the screen and speakers perform. I know this will make a very compelling work laptop, but it would be nice to know it can provide hours of entertainment when stuck somewhere.
What you failed to do is to change the IPS display into an OLED one
THIS^^^^^
16:10 display it is excellent,
But why not 3:2 in 2022?
I hope, this one will be my next one this year working laptop replacement.
How powerful is the cpu on real world tasks? Specifically, how much cpu does it use to run google meets with filters?
When will be available in India to buy ?!
I like it
Can I run Visual Studio 22 and Unity 3d ?
+1 and android studio as well as dockers
What was Nano for then?
Yeah, I'm sure she's walking from building to building.
Need a 15 inch model.
And a 17 inch model too.
does steam run on it, can i play low end steam games?
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I agree with previous comments that this looks like a black Macbook. The corners are too rounded. The communications bar is ugly, as well, just like a forehead or a chin on smartphones.
At least the hinge is a long bar, which hopefully reduces stress on the lid (see T440s and T450s). Anchor the hinges to the titanium chassis, not to the lid!
Linux?
make this with a low power amd cpu pleaseeeeee
can lenovo confirm linux in this device??
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take my money!!
macbook-ish style of thinkpad?
this kind of advertising makes me wonder how bad the product is
If you have a portable monitor and a decent smart phone, you can have a similar thing right, what makes this laptop different(I know about this is windows laptop but you can do pretty much every windows tasks in Android nowadays)?
do software development is not a thing in Android yet, so something like this is ideal to be on the go
Cringe advertisement yet again. You guys should cater to your actual engineering/IT type of fans.
But i'm curious to see how the x13s will perform. I doubt it will be as good as the m1 air.
Graphics is trash. Better get M1 Air than this overpriced laptop.
slow, incompatibility, gets hot on the bottom
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Built in cellular modem is not needed in laptop use cases.
Macbook buyers prove that
Enterprise needs it.
@@scality4309 wifi is everywhere. Moreover, users simply can tether from phone.
I used laptop with built-in modem in 2010.
It did useful because I was still using Symbian smartphone and the phone couldn't tether.
It can be Bluetooth modem for the laptop but the phone would lose data connectivity.
Android tethering doesn't have that limitation, so the laptop modem was no longer needed.
You think like a private customer, not like an organisation or traveling professional.
@@scality4309 for several years ago, I was sales person working mostly out of office.
I didn't need built in modem as I could tether from phone.
Even I had sdwan vm lab in my laptop and I used phone tethering for its internet connection
The modem is built in the SOC so why not use it, besides, tethering is a major drain on smartphone battery.
Finally this is what I needed
will this be available in the philippines?
Beautiful.. more and more laptops are copying macbooks design language these days, eh?
just not the ugly notch, please! :(