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Why are companies that made really amazing laptops like Dells Latitude line, HP's Elitebook line, Lenovo's Thinkpad line all trying to become just slim pieces of shit that don't look like they can survive any type of fall.
I don't think I'll ever replace my e6410 or t420 or even my elitebook.
These laptops always have felt and looked amazing to me.
Do you guys like the newer line of business/enterprise grade laptops and where they are going?
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>>55136490
Because the "slim pieces of shit" are actually more durable than thicker, older laptops.
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I just got a p50 it's built like a tank with desktop level specs
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>>55136550
The P50/70 is a step in the right direction for sure, let's hope the T470 continues in its vein
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I like my elitebook 8440p, p nice
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latitudes have a rugged line, pretty cool if you're into that kinda thing
http://www.dell.com/en-us/work/learn/rugged
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>>55136490
Why the fuck are you dropping your laptop, dipshit? I've had mine for 6 years and haven't dropped it once
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>>55136490
I handle things, I spent shitloads of money on, with care, so it doesn't really matter how slim the laptop is.
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>>55136550
I wanna buy it too. I'm torn between that and t560
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>>55139328
Y'know, some people could accidently drop it.
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