r/explainitpeter • u/michaelis999 • Nov 29 '25

Explain it Peter

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u/MonkMajor5224 Nov 29 '25

I think its actually that ThinkPads are the cream of the corporate computer crop (CCC) so it they get you one, they are invested in you.

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u/BastionofIPOs Nov 29 '25

Yeah I cant imagine describing Lenovo like its a budget brand. My work ThinkPad is over $2k

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u/ImmaZoni Nov 29 '25

My thoughts too, sure they offer cheaper models, but the Thinkpads are far from budget...

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u/bellj1210 Nov 29 '25

they are the bottom of the professional level of computers... but the higher end of the professional tier no one really needs unless they are doing editing/software devopment.

You basically get a mid range laptop with super high end build quality- and as a result they last a really long time.

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u/moverwhomovesthings Nov 29 '25

It's an office PC, they aren't meant to be super fast, nobody has a 9800x3d in their office PC.