Welcome to /c/Laptops!
/c/Laptops is the hub for laptops on Lemmy. Talk about the newest laptop launches, innovations in laptop tech, seek purchase recommendations, receive assistance for issues, provide insightful reviews, and more!
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Some other hardware co
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Welcome to /c/Laptops!
/c/Laptops is the hub for laptops on Lemmy. Talk about the newest laptop launches, innovations in laptop tech, seek purchase recommendations, receive assistance for issues, provide insightful reviews, and more!
To talk about gaming laptops, please head over to /c/GamingLaptops. This community is only appropriate for non-gaming laptops.
Some other hardware co
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ASUS ExpertBook B5 (B5404CMA) opinions
www.asus.com ExpertBook B5 (B5404) | AI PC for Work | ASUS GlobalExpertBook B5 (B5404) is an AI PC featuring up to Intel® Core™ Ultra 7 processor with Intel vPro® platform and optional NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ graphics card. Learn More!
Hi there,
I stumbled upon the ASUS ExpertBook B5 as my potential new work notebook, but I have a hard time finding any relevant reviews regarding the build quality and the durability of this product.
The exact model number I am looking at is B5404CMA-QN1020.
Only thing I found as a potential issue is a noise regarding the hinge.
I'm currently using a Zenbook (UM425U) and it has many issues regarding the build and software support thus I'm kind of hesitant to purchase ASUS again. But the same time the specification I'm looking for (powerful cpu, 400+ nit display, ethernet port) is only present in this type at this price range.
As ASUS advertise this is as a business notebook I wonder if it can match for example a ThinkPad L or T in the regards of build quality?
If you use an ExpertBook B5 please share your opinions because there are hardly any reviews regarding it! Thanks!
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Unequal treatment: How Lenovo makes the AMD variant of the ThinkPad P14s Gen 5 worse
The Lenovo ThinkPad P14s Gen 5 exists two times: once with AMD Ryzen 8000, and once with Intel Core Ultra. Too bad that the Intel variant is much more interesting, as it features a stronger cooling system, bigger battery and a dedicated GPU.
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liliputing.com Acer has 3 new Chromebooks with Intel Twin Lake chips coming soon for $430 and up - LiliputingAcer has 3 new Chromebooks with Intel Twin Lake chips coming soon for $430 and up
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liliputing.com Fujitsu FMV Note U is a 1.87 pound Intel Lunar Lake laptop - LiliputingFujitsu FMV Note U is a 1.87 pound Intel Lunar Lake laptop
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/24563621
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GPD Duo dual-screen laptop review: When two screens are better than one
liliputing.com GPD Duo dual-screen laptop review: When two screens are better than one - LiliputingGPD Duo dual-screen laptop review: When two screens are better than one
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www.tomshardware.com Intel Twin Lake CPU powers Chuwi's new 2-in-1 laptop and tabletIntel's latest affordable chips are about to hit the market.
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www.techpowerup.com ASUS Announces All-New Zenbook A14ASUS today announced the groundbreaking Zenbook A14 (UX3407) - the lightest 14-inch Copilot+ PC on the market, and also the first all-Ceraluminum ASUS laptop. Zenbook A14 is also the first Zenbook model powered by the latest Snapdragon X Series AI-enabled processors. Zenbook A14 redefines lightweigh...
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www.tomshardware.com Lenovo is bringing its rollable, expandable-screen laptop to market – ThinkBook Plus Gen 6’s display gets taller with the press of a button or the wave of a handNo longer a concept, but no ultraportable, either.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/24014521
