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This is a rock solid Lenovo X201 that has never had a single problem with any Windows release.

I had a Lenovo X200s for over 4 years and finding a viable replacement is almost impossible.

Lovely machine and Lenovo have done an amazing job with the weight.

No, i'm saying that this will, directly and indirectly, impact the profits Lenovo sees, which will likely result in cost cutting decisions.

My Lenovo Y50 has an nVidia GPU with Optimus switching.

That's one of the things I like about the ThinkPad line (at least the ones where Lenovo kept most of IBM's design ideas).

I love working on Linux, running Ubuntu 14.04 LTS on a Lenovo S540 (lightweight, 16gb ram,i7,ssd).

I guess the IBM / Lenovo transition caused it.

When I was younger with more free time, I would have recommended a Lenovo or a Thinkpad running some variant of debian and happily messed around making things work how I want.

I am on the other end of that curve; I buy a year old $1500 lenovo ThinkPad X series and I get the keyboard feel I love in a 'just right' sized laptop with reasonably good Linux drivers for $450.

I had a lenovo laptop that behaved a lot like that, and was going to use a modded bios to fix it, but discovered that an updated bios actually had a bug in the halt code, so it would claim to halt, but five seconds later would continue the boot process.

Now part of Lenovo, Motorola's and new supply chain extends its proven design with very competitive prices." Motorola was "Google Google company"?

Lenovo already forbids using "unauthorized" cards in their laptops.

Switching from Lenovo" That's editing, not editorializing.

Yes, I now have one of the higher-end macbooks now, but my point was that Lenovo has a lot of "standard" options that are below-par and really don't have any business being in a computer in that price-range.

You can buy a computer from HP/Lenovo/Toshiba/whatever and later buy an OS upgrade from Microsoft.

All major laptop manufacturers (Dell, Lenovo, Asus, Acer) sell laptops with pre-installed Linux.

Lenovo has been a little more listening to customers recently, I guess now even more.