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Thinkpad T14s without OS
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The “s” means it’s a tiny bit thinner and lighter, but the components are soldered on so you can’t upgrade anything.
One of the big selling points of the newest T14 is that it is probably the most modular and repairable modern laptop you can get, except for Frameworks.
Get the non-s if you care even a little bit about that part.
The upgradability depends, the 14s g5 has upgradable ram, etc.
Plus Lenovo checks the network cards and wireless/WWAN cards for authenticity, so no upgrades apart from the hardware which comes with the model), but I'm not sure if that's still the case.
Oh wait, it did? TIL. LPCAMM, or SODIMMs?
I'd bet sodimm since lpcamm was dell only until lpcamm2
Ah that’s what I meant, oops