Ia that a joke? Lol

Give it up to 128 GB RAM or better 192 GB and RDNA4 iGPU and we are talking.

The APUs themself support up to 256 GB RAM:

Quote from: amd.com/en/products/processors/laptop/ryzen/7000-series/amd-ryzen-7-7840u.htmlMax. Memory    256 GB

Quote from: amd.com/en/products/processors/laptop/ryzen/ai-300-series/amd-ryzen-ai-7-350.htmlMax. Memory    256 GB

Quote from: amd.com/en/products/processors/laptop/ryzen/ai-400-series/amd-ryzen-ai-7-450.htmlMax. Memory    256 GB

But what laptop supports up to 128 GB RAM or even the full 256 GB RAM, you may ask? FRAMEWORK (and Clevo and Tongfang):
community.frame.work/t/status-report-fw13-amd-7840-debian-trixie-hibernation-128-gb-ram-etc/69864
reddit.com/r/framework/comments/1rglnz1/128gb_memory_on_the_framework_16_laptop/
(type "128 gb" or "256 gb" into each' search)

Upgradable 8533 MT/s vs soldered 9600 MT/s, difficult choice? But it's a workstation, so upgradable it has to be, some would say and they wouldn't be wrong (unless if it still were 5600 MT/s, which it's fortunately not).

Quoteunified design for both the AMD and Intel models

You say finally AMD is treated on the same level? The number of stars in LENOVO's shop indicates that both are sold equally well.

Quote45 % NTSC entry level screen

The year 2000 wants its screen back.

Quoteit weighs 1.75 kg, not too heavy for a 16-inch workstation.

But it's nothing special either. Make it 1.5 kg at most.

While this is not a gaming laptop, still note that the iGPU is an ancient RDNA3.5, not current RDNA4 architecture and AMD is not releasing the leaked FSR4 INT8 for RDNA3 / RDNA3.5:
FSR4 INT8 on RDNA3 looks so much better than what RDNA3 officially supports:
youtube.com/watch?v=VPMOjdvmHMk "FSR4 on RDNA3 on Windows!!! How To Guide and Side by Sides Tested on RX 7800 XT"
youtube.com/watch?v=yB0qmTCzrmI "AMD Tried To Hide This From You - FSR 4 INT8 on RDNA 3 & 2 Tested"
youtube.com/watch?v=v70p700D94U And here Owen shows that even AMD's /r/radeon hardcore crowd is starting to get pissed off on AMD (and righteously so, of course).

QuoteLenovo will offer up to the Nvidia RTX Pro 2000 Blackwell with 8 GB VRAM.

Use the 3 GB memory chips instead of the current 2 GB ones and give us the 12 GB VRAM already in this small-ish weight class. Like in the news here: notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-confirms-RTX-5070-12GB-gaming-laptops-launching-soon-with-Intel-Core-Ultra-7-251HX-models-also-joining.1255561.0.html

Quote from: ATK3 on April 11, 2026, 21:53:29Unfortunate that the same specs aren't coming to the P14S Gen 7 AMD - I prefer the form factor there, and unfortunately it seems to still be a T14 with a slight spec change (and that means no LPCAMM2 for 14" AMD machines this time around).

Correct, a bit disappointing for the 14 inch one.

Könnt ihr bitte aufhören, emulieren zu schreiben, wenn es kein emulieren ist, sonst übersetzt wird, damit es auf Mac und Android läuft

That pic looks distorted to me, both tablets look rather square, like a 3:2 ratio instead of a 16:9

If true I hope it comes out worldwide

Sehe ich genauso. Apples EierUhr war nie das Maß der Dinge - es gab seit dem 1. iPhone anno 2007 seitens
Android bessere Kamera Handies, auch via Nokia, mit Zeiss Optiken.

Das X300 Ultra wäre mein Traumgerät, jedoch die Halbwertszeit, der Preis - der Update Support...anders
wäre dies, würde man einen 1. Akkutausch seitens des Herstellers gratis (!) anbieten, und Android OS Updates
auf 8-10 Jahre, incl. Security Patches. (!).

Nach 12 Monaten ist das Modell xyz dann wieder Elektroschrott von vorgestern. Meine 35mm KB DSLR nutze ich auch nach >15 Jahren, mit top Ergebnissen.

Ich halte es schon seit den 80ern wie Chase Javis, da gab es diesen Satz noch nicht "The best camera is that one, thats with you".

Und ich möchte eine variable Blende zurück, üblicherweise F1.42-F4, bei dem 1" Sensor. (13.2x8.8mm, Nikon CX Format) Dazu diese Sensor Größe bitte auch beim Telezoom, und vorallem UWA Kamera (!) Nicht nur der Hauptsensor.

Ich wünsch(t)e mir derartige Technik in der (bezahlbaren) 500 EUR Handyklasse, mit min. 6 Jahren Software Support.