Cory Doctorow of guardian.co.uk:
The problem with writing about switching to Ubuntu is that there's very little to report on, because it is just about the least dramatic operating system I've used, especially when paired with the extended warranties Lenovo sells for its ThinkPads. By this I mean that Ubuntu, basically, just works as well as or better than any other OS I've ever used, and what's more, it fails with incredible grace.
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If the Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 4 isn’t hardcore, I don’t know what is. This machine offers brilliant working speeds, a beautiful display with rich colors and a full set of interfaces. This is the best computing investment you can make.
Lenovo has been playing around with dual-screen laptops before this and is now working on a ThinkPad that will turn heads, if not pages.
