I think I gave up of the new laptop idea, instead I will go with the invisible PC:
Haha do it Paulo! I have often thought about similar⦠but just for a mechanical keyboard
The worst thing about MKs is that you have to use wrist rest, which means they take up too much room for my liking. I think a cut out for something like a Keyboardio Atreus (Mechanical) (Ergonomic) (Ortholinear) would be perfect, with some slight adjusters to allow you to move it up/down the desk.
You should be the first to do it Paulo
I never got that thing about the keyboards⦠I am not picky with them at all
For me they just need to have a track point
Dell also have them, but I think I read somewhere they are not quite the same:
Is Lenovo a good brand in terms of quality?
Nowadays no one is good in terms of quality as they used to be, and this includes any reputable brand from any type of thing you buy.
Regarding Lenovo I advise you to stick with the genuine Thinkpad series. Thinkpad L series are not a true Thinkpad, they are just leveraging the famous reputation of the name to sell low end machines.
Any brand you want to buy from must be exhaustively researched in the Internet for common issues to see if one arises that is very inconvenient, but the problem is that with some status brands users downplay the issues or do not even talk too much about them in the Internet.
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A friend got a Lenovo Legion Pro 5, although it is a gaming laptop, he says it is good.
Same here. Using it to play Valorant, while at the same time as my dev machine.