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Lenovo ThinkPad P53s review – an energy-efficient mobile workstation

Lenovo ThinkPad P53s review – an energy-efficient mobile workstation

Posted on October 6, 2019 By Jarvis

Around a year ago, we showed you a mobile workstation that houses a lot of power, in what seems like an average ThinkPad on the outside. Today, we have the more portable version of the next generation of this laptop – it is called the ThinkPad P53s and has a 15-inch IPS Full HD panel or you can pick the 4K IPS display, which supposedly has 100% Adobe RGB coverage.

As a mobile workstation, it ditches the H-series processors of its bigger brother, for a Core i7-8565U (and Core i7-8665U), which is obviously a low-voltage CPU. However, we are not going to go through rushed conclusions before we test it. In addition to the ULV Core i7, this laptop comes with an energy-efficient professional graphics card – the Quadro P520.
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