Is Lenovo ThinkPad still as good as IBM?

Personally, I feel that the thinkpad is no longer the previous thinkpad, before, 5000 to 6000 can buy the thinkpad? I can't seem to buy it! Now Lenovo is to increase its market share in the low-end market, therefore, it has launched a lot of thinkpads with a lot of floor prices, making thinkpads more approachable, so how to reduce it, this is hard to say, therefore, the reduction of **, the appropriate reduction of quality, is also understandable.

However, at this price point, the ThinkPad is still a good thing, after all, it is an old brand for so many years (Lenovo definitely doesn't want to smash this golden signboard).

Dell, HP's quality is also good, friends have a lot of uses, some have been used for many years, the quality is very good, however, it seems that there is a bit of a problem with heat dissipation.

If,If you want to buy a book at this price,In fact, the quality of each manufacturer is not too much.,Hehe.。 can all be considered.

Finally, let's talk about Haier's,I don't know about this,I haven't used it,But it seems that Haier electrical appliances are doing well,The computer shouldn't be bad,But,Don't think about it,After all, it's not specifically for computers,Unless the cost performance is much higher than other brands。

One of the Haier machines that my roommate uses, and the sound of the driver is outrageous.

After IBM was acquired by Lenovo, it came out with some low-priced machines, and the quality is still very guaranteed. I use the SL400 series and I like the way IBM mice are designed and the pure black shell. If you value the brand, buy an IBM machine, and if you don't value the brand, look at something else, and the configuration of the same price may be better than the ThinkPad.

Don't worry about technology, it's still IBM's technology. Besides, Lenovo is also one of the best computer manufacturers, and things will not be bad.

Exactly the same, the production is still IBM production, that is, the Lenovo brand. Rest assured, it's a good thing.

Lenovo's workmanship is indeed inferior to IBM. The material is not easy to say, it is difficult to say how far the difference between glass carbon fiber and magnesium aluminum alloy is. However, the screen of the model after T61 has a roll cage,T400After is still a dual graphics card,Although the workmanship is not as good as before,But the hardware is still good,Besides, Lenovo's after-sales service is still guaranteed。

It is recommended to take a look at thinkpad r400 using the most stringent standards in the world,The quality of this type of machine is absolutely strong,Even if the configuration is low,The performance is not discounted at all,And other machines although the configuration is high,But there are often bottlenecks,So it is recommended that the landlord choose thinkpad,Now Lenovo's new platform is more cost-effectiveBusiness users can pay attention to the next T400 SL300 If you like a small book, you can pay attention to X300,If you want personality, then look at W700, Dual-screen monsters,I hope the landlord can pick his favorite book from it!

Everyone should remember a little bit of technology, and sell Haier domestically. My nation is strong (caring Chinese should recognize it clearly)! (Selling Lenovo is equivalent to helping IBM sell computers to help Americans make a lot of money, and the current thinkp r400 is what Lenovo does, but the shell is used, thinkpr400).

Don't fool a computer in the skin of Lenovo.

As far as the core technology CUP is concerned, Lenovo uses Intel's CPU, and Haier also uses Intel.

It can be said that in terms of CPU, it is a factory-made workmanship. Even the fever criterion is the same.

The other main accessories are the same, just to see whose shell is good (the eyes should be bloody).

HP, Dell, Acer one to reason.

The same factory technical team, but it seems that there is no spirit of pursuing excellence regardless of the cost before, and the market may change now, completely personal opinion.

Just changed the boss. The production line is still the same.

5000-6000 book. Lenovo's Y530's book is very good.。

You have a strong national heart, you won't buy a Lenovo Ideapad.

IBM laptops around the world are Lenovo's logo Lenovo acquired IBM laptops. China promised that the IBM brand of IBM notebooks would be removed in a few years, so it is now all ThinkPad brand.

ThinkPad, known as "Thinking Ben" in Chinese, was a portable computer brand under the IBMPC division until 2005 and enjoyed a high reputation in the industry for its rugged and reliable features. Following Lenovo's acquisition of the IBMPC division, the ThinkPad trademark was owned by Lenovo. Since its inception, the ThinkPad has maintained a classic black look and has its own unique perspective on technology, such as:

TrackPoint, ThinkLight keyboard light, full-size keyboard, and APS (Active Protection System).

On December 8, 2004, Lenovo Group officially announced the acquisition of IBM's global PC business for a total price of 100 million US dollars, including desktop business and notebook business. Payment methods include $100 million in cash and $600 million in Lenovo**. After the transaction, Legend Holdings will own about 45% of the shares of Lenovo Group, and IBM will have about the shares, and the merger is seen as a strategic cooperation between the two Chinese and American IT companies.

The new Lenovo Group will have the right to use IBM's brand under the agreement for five years, as well as full access to the trademarks and related technology, which will give Lenovo's products the broadest brand recognition in the global PC market. With the completion of the merger and acquisition, Lenovo Group has become the world's third largest PC manufacturer with annual revenue of more than 10 billion US dollars.

In this merger and acquisition, Lenovo completed the comprehensive acquisition of IBM's PC division, that is, IBM's ThinkCenter desktop computers and ThinkPad laptops are all classified under Lenovo Group, but because it is a strategic cooperation with IBM, IBM's original PC department system will not change much, so it will not have any impact on ThinkCenter, ThinkPad and other product lines.