Linus who?

It is obvious that any company that repurchases a brand exploits the memory of previous generations.

And it is obvious that there has been nothing in common between Thinkpad laptops of 2024 and Thinkpad laptops from IBM for a long time and their reliability has fallen year after year along with the systematic reduction in the cost of all components and a general drop in quality, including conceptual and architectural. There is nothing surprising here - there is a mental gap between American engineers at IBM and Asian engineers...

Although now, with the general rapid decline in the education of American youth, finding quality engineers and scientists in the USA is becoming a real problem, as is the emergence of worthwhile startups, and not cunning, very creative ones in terms of luring money (but not creativity, for creative purposes) swindlers trying to lure out grants from stupid venture investors. This is also an old "brand" - "USA" - technologically superior to the rest of the world.

Nowadays the creative layer of people literally has to be collected according to the principle - "from the world, piece by piece." There are many people on the planet, but those capable of doing something new, being at the forefront of science and technology in terms of general education and level of mental development, are very few, and this layer is getting smaller and smaller as a percentage of the population, i.e. the efficiency of the population in relation to NTP is continuously falling. Therefore, assembling a high-quality team of researchers and engineers in any company is actually a vital success for managers and new chances for the survival of the company.

Please move on with time, who still watch Linus? Is he worth reporting?

Linus Tech Tips is a parody YouTube channel.

Everything there is a click bait, not worth anyone's time.

I agree with the term zombie brands. Last legs of yester-year brand

look at you chewing at each other's throats because some guy in a box told you something

Linus is a disgusting human being.

That is all.

Quote from: Chris Rosenkreuz on July 18, 2024, 20:32:43

Quote from: nocturn9x on July 18, 2024, 13:43:23

Quote from: Matt Schmitt on July 18, 2024, 11:40:01This Linus guy is not worth the attention:

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The Problem with Linus Tech Tips: Accuracy, Ethics, & Responsibility

Did Linus Do It Again? ... Misleading Laptop Buyers

Mentioning a year plus old drama? Wow, you must not be the smartest in your family eh? Have you noticed that they addressed and resolved the issues mentioned in the GN video, not to mention the fact that some of GN's claims were on shaky grounds? Laughable.

Lol your comment was the one that made me laugh, that guy was never an expert in anything and the fact that you are defending a parrot just shows your level. Shameful

Imagine being this much of a baseless anti lmao

Quote from: nocturn9x on July 18, 2024, 13:43:23

Quote from: Matt Schmitt on July 18, 2024, 11:40:01This Linus guy is not worth the attention:

Search YT for:

The Problem with Linus Tech Tips: Accuracy, Ethics, & Responsibility

Did Linus Do It Again? ... Misleading Laptop Buyers

Mentioning a year plus old drama? Wow, you must not be the smartest in your family eh? Have you noticed that they addressed and resolved the issues mentioned in the GN video, not to mention the fact that some of GN's claims were on shaky grounds? Laughable.

Lol your comment was the one that made me laugh, that guy was never an expert in anything and the fact that you are defending a parrot just shows your level. Shameful

Slow news day?

Quote from: JoeShmo on July 18, 2024, 15:21:46Linus is a damned idiot, period.

Thinkpad fanboy spotted

"Zombie brand" = brand that lost its "soul" after it was sold. He is right, both are mid, not interesting, boring. ThinkBook at least is holding up, but audience of Motorola is unknown.

Linus is a damned idiot, period.

This was a valid article. The commentary was worthwhile and accurate. I like LTT and find it interesting that the video was edited and re-uploaded. I feel that LTT as a channel lives in a very charmed area of tech commentary. Their access to high end gear is envied throughout YouTube. Just look at all of the LTT clones, some valid taking Mr. Sebastian's formula and tweaking it to move the niche industry of YouTuber tech-talk forward while others just soullessly imitate the quirky tone and irreverence and hope a company like Lenovo sends them some free tech to "review/promote."
I think ultimately, if one looks deeply enough, LTT has more eyes on it than its humble roots betray. Keeping such a powerful outlet accountable is valuable and newsworthy.
There are some minutiae-based pieces of news here on the website (how many nits a certain phone claims to provide in direct sunlight vs. actual performance for example) that aren't validated by the mistaken party so quickly, if at all. If I don't find an article here newsworthy, I will move on knowing that someone somewhere has been enriched by its existence.
YouTube is massive in its influence and calling out a big player *is* totally something I'd like to see more of here and online.

This is by far the most ridiculous article I've seen on notebookcheck. To boil this down, you are taking one sentence out of a 20-minute video to create an article on a more popular channel, hoping to get more visibility from it? It's actually not even a sentence, it's one word (Lenovo) that isn't even pronounced by Linus, then ignore all the other brands mention to bring up the fact that he owns a laptop company. That's so far-fetched that it becomes comical. I know it's hard to come up with content idea but this is rock bottom.

Uhmmm, this is quite weak reporting. Yes, I agree with Linus, because they are zombie brands. A former shell of their old self. No clue how down bad you have to be with content to write this desperation up...