True, I brought a Lenovo laptop, not one of my best decisions, on paper the specs looked good. But I've had quite a few problems with it and you have to jump through hoops to get any help and support. Even extending your warranty is a painful process, never buying another Lenovo laptop after this one kicks the bucket.
No it's still a PC, it's just that it's an embedded PC ..the Hardware configuration for some changes are restricted to a certain profile of built in Software for its hardware.
PC = simply personal Computer..
Over the years , a certain couple of companies have tried to make sure PC = or its perception to mean "Windows " being what makes a PC to be a PC..example screwgooled marketing campaign, and of course Apple's famous : I'm a Mac & I'm a PC viral marketing campaigns..
So it's still a PC, it's just that it's a PC with a restriction of What Operating systems can be loaded onto the hardware.
"Microsoft has made it impossible not only to install bloatware on these PCs but also to install Linux, as the company found a way to lock the SSD in a proprietary RAID mode that can only be read by Windows."
I don't believe in Lenovo even a bit.
Crazy MS
A PC with a locked OS is no longer a PC.
this will surely hit MS sales
Is this even legal?