Quote from: Benjamin Herzig on May 06, 2020, 22:46:17
Well: I am following the development of the ThinkPad series for a long time now and if there is one consistent thing – its that their naming is inconsistent & ever changing. ;D

Fair enough.  I guess we'll see :).

No AMD, no party. My hope for this year is HP Omen 15. OEMs obviously have a deal, no premium laptops with AMD. HP Omen is the last hope. Leaks looks amazing, and I if chasis and cooling will be done right, it may kill new MBP 16 and upcoming XPS 15 and 17 on slow Intel processors. Might be THE choice for professionals in 2020.

Quote from: lliamander on May 06, 2020, 19:57:25Having the X12 be a detachable wouldn't be consistent with their naming conventions.

Well: I am following the development of the ThinkPad series for a long time now and if there is one consistent thing – its that their naming is inconsistent & ever changing. ;D

What is up with all of the OEMs not using AMD chips? Sounds like collusion to me. AMD gaming laptops that are based on the new 7nm chips are flying off the shelves.

Quote from: Benjamin Herzig on May 06, 2020, 03:07:23
Personally, it would seem more logical to me if the X12 is the detachable, since it is said to be a 12 inch detachable – X12 would fit with that.

I have got no idea what X1 Nano and Titanium are, but I don't think either will be a Chromebook – it would be quite strange tor Lenovo to do a X1 Chromebook (after all, X1 is the highest end ThinkPad line).

Having the X12 be a detachable wouldn't be consistent with their naming conventions.  The X13, T14, P15, etc. are all traditional clamshell laptops.  The nonstandard laptops (X1 Tablet, X13 Yoga, etc.) all have some special naming convention that separates them from the traditional clamshell.  I would expect that continue here.

You make a good point about the premium quality of the X1 series, but that doesn't mean you can't make a premium Chromebook. It would fit with the general X1 theme of highly-portable laptops, and the metallic connotations of both "chrome" and "titanium" make an easy association.

P14s and P15s are now official: psref.lenovo.com

Yes, No AMD than me and my friends will stay away from thinkpad 3030 lineup.
Shame on Lenovo, not putting best cpus in their t15.
Hope nobody will buy to show Lenovo that Market is what people want, and not what oem offer

No Renoir, not interesting

> Thinkpad X1 Titanium:
> 13.5 inch 3:2 Screen

3:2 screen? Not likely!... Alas.

Quote from: Benjamin Herzig on May 06, 2020, 03:07:23
Personally, it would seem more logical to me if the X12 is the detachable, since it is said to be a 12 inch detachable – X12 would fit with that.

I have got no idea what X1 Nano and Titanium are, but I don't think either will be a Chromebook – it would be quite strange tor Lenovo to do a X1 Chromebook (after all, X1 is the highest end ThinkPad line).

Guesses:

Thinkpad X1 Nano:
12.8 inch 16:9 LCD screen
2.2 lbs (under 1 kg, nano branding)
40 Whr Battery

Thinkpad X1 Titanium:
13.5 inch 3:2 Screen
2.4 lbs
Lithium Titanium alloy Lid

Thinkpad X12:
12.1 inch Detachable

Personally, it would seem more logical to me if the X12 is the detachable, since it is said to be a 12 inch detachable – X12 would fit with that.

I have got no idea what X1 Nano and Titanium are, but I don't think either will be a Chromebook – it would be quite strange tor Lenovo to do a X1 Chromebook (after all, X1 is the highest end ThinkPad line).

Almost certainly the X1 Titanium is the Chromebook referenced in the slides.  The X1 Nano is probably the detachable option.

Quote from: Doughnut on May 05, 2020, 13:29:59
Lenovo never mentioned a T15 AMD in their materials.

That may be so but it doesn't change my confusion. Why E14 and E15; L14 and L15; but T14 and no T15?

Quote from: _MT_ on May 05, 2020, 12:15:02
So, there is going to be no AMD option on the T15?!

Lenovo never mentioned a T15 AMD in their materials.

So, there is going to be no AMD option on the T15?!