Quote from: Corey McDuff on July 30, 2026, 10:19:45In response to the other snarky comments: Yes, it is true that this is a cheap article. Obviously bogus product yields bad result. No surprise. But actually having someone tear down such a device, measure its true specs and put it in relation to what a good product should deliver is very valuable for me. I love being an informed shopper on sites that contain terrible fakes next to small value gems.

yep still useful to get info about general products people might find. Maybe my relatives will find this with a search instead of texting me for every little thing they think about buying. Keep it up guys! Good SEO is key :)

Der Deal ist über 20 Stunden alt. Da hättet ihr euch die Info auch sparen können.

I have the 7th Gen ThinkPad X1 Carbon with Core i7, 16gb Ram and 1tb SSD. I love it. Running Windows 11, I look at the new one and other than speed I don't see a reason to upgrade. Mostly the work I do is on Chrome and if I have a good internet connection, I'm good. Decent amount of RAM and tons of drive space left. The keyboard is great. The audio is great. Loud and clear. I bought my 7th Gen with the hardware to future proof and it's turned out well. I wouldn't prefer the camera bump on the new one but not a big deal. Being able to change the battery more easily would be nice but I haven't ever needed to do that.

Well no sh*t: memory rated to run at 8533Mhz, in a much smaller (and currently niche due to how new it is) footprint, is going to be considerably more expensive than memory rated to run at 5600Mhz in a comparatively massive dual SODIMM configuration.

No mention of the fact that the Intel platform requires much faster memory either; 5600Mhz is basically a non-starter on it, and doing a quick price check shows how much more expensive SODIMMs get at 6400Mhz too (not currently aware of any faster, but I imagine 6600Mhz+ would be even more expensive; wow, imagine that!), thoroughly invalidating any complaints against the much faster LPCAMM2 modules.

Top notch journalism here folks... Water is wet, LPCAMM2 is superior to SODIMM. Hence, it is more expensive!

Quote from: eastcoastpete on Yesterday at 03:04:28Wie groß ist denn die Masse des Akkus? Deutlich unter 300 Wh ist wirklich wenig.  Das Konzept eines tatsächlich tragbaren Falt-E-Bikes (also unter 20 kg) ist schon sehr attraktiv, allerdings stört auch mich das merkwürdig niedrige "zulässige Gesamtgewicht" (ist der Rahmen wirklich so dünn und empfindlich?), der Akku sollte ≥ 50% mehr Kapazität haben und, ja, abschließbar sein. 

Hallo,
Der Akku wiegt - dann eben inklusive Sattel und Rückbeleuchtung rund 2,2 Kilogramm.
Bezüglich dem Gewicht und des Rahmens: Der wirkt nicht auffällig dünn oder empfindlich. Ich gehe nicht davon aus, dass es bei einer geringfügigen Überschreitung sofort zu Schäden kommt. Sowohl persönlich als auch als Journalist würde ich aber sagen: Ein Elektrofahrrad sollte man eher nicht außerhalb der Spezifikationen betreiben.
Liebe Grüße,
Silvio