Lenovo's principal officer, Dave Hill, gave us some clear indications several months ago about this device that would come to satisfy nostalgic souls, and it's so real it's just around the corner. Few are those who work with computers in professional environments and do not know and value the ThinkPads in equal parts, first from IBM and now from Lenovo
How serious is Lenovo going with the Retro ThinkPad? Well, it seems like a lot, so much so that the main technology websites are already beginning to take its launch and specifications for granted, let's take a look at it in more depth.
The ThinkPad range has a lot of merit, and that is why it has positioned itself as the main portable alternative when it comes to workstations, so it is not difficult to see them in large offices, whether you are an auditor or work in a law firm , there will be the ThinkPad. But it won't be entirely a new machine, according to leaks from Certipedi to could actually be based on the current Lenovo ThinkPad T470, so it will really be the visuals and few details that would really change everything, thus commemorating the XNUMXth anniversary of the ThinkPad range.
You can be sure that it will not be cheap, but it is clear that these types of products are guarantees of durability. I have had the pleasure of working day after day with Lenovo Thinkpad workstations, whether desktop or laptop, and it is a real pleasure and a guarantee of reliability. It is clear that it will not reach the very high price of its first units, but it will be expensive, especially if we compare it with the competition, but nostalgia has a price, if not ask Nintendo and the Raspberry Pi re -Packaged that sells for 70 euros.