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ounapuu.ee
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| | | | | The ThinkPad T430 has a few options for running it with an external display: VGA port, which is pretty much obsolete at this point mini DisplayPort connector on the laptop itself DVI or DisplayPort on a dock The mini DisplayPort port has annoyed me for as long as I've had this machine. Most places where I've had to present something only offer an HDMI cable, which means that I always have to carry a dongle around, and I keep forgetting to bring one everywhere I happen to go. | |
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oofhours.com
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| | | | | For a long time, I've used three displays attached to my MacBook Pro (well, four counting the Mac's display): One 32" monitor in the center, flanked by two 27" displays, one landscape (mostly for browsing) and one portrait (mostly for Teams/chatting). But I had an "opportunity" to upgrade: I could donate one of the 27"... | |
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atomized.org
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| | | [AI summary] The author compares various laptops (Dell XPS 13, Lenovo X1 Carbon, ThinkPad 25, and X230) running Linux, ultimately concluding that older ThinkPads offer the best balance of performance, repairability, and value for open-source enthusiasts. | ||
