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As someone who is constantly on the road, having a built in sim card for connectivity is something I'm super excited about. This could be the 2016 MBP we wanted, but switching to windows still sounds difficult.
These supposedly run Linux very well, as another option.
All it shows me when I try to view models or customize is a message saying no models are available at this time. https://www.dropbox.com/s/nymnxfm8xmdcl0s/Screenshot%202016-... I don't see a 5th-generation listing under Lenovo's products pages. Does anyone know what the release date will be? Edit: closest hit I can find is a rumored launch at CES in a few weeks -- http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/leaked-new-lenovo-…
CES is next week, we'll likely get more details then, shipping products are still likely a few months out.
As someone who is constantly on the road, having a built in sim card for connectivity is something I'm super excited about. This could be the 2016 MBP we wanted, but switching to windows still sounds difficult.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
These supposedly run Linux very well, as another option.
As a Linux user in the market for a new laptop: citation needed?
This has been true for quite a while now.
Most office environments where developers run Linux are full of Thinkpad T4xx, X2xx, and X1s.
As someone who is constantly on the road, having a built in sim card for connectivity is something I'm super excited about. This could be the 2016 MBP we wanted, but switching to windows still sounds difficult.
"X1 Carbon is available with Microsoft Windows 10 Pro Signature Edition. No more trialware or unwanted apps. No more distractions—and easy provisioning for IT pros."
So do that with every version, and stop feeding people "unwanted apps" altogether. You just admitted that nobody wants them, and this irresponsible attitude is exactly why you got bopped for pre-installing the Superfish MITM malware.
