been interested for sometime

is there anything i can get with my budget?

Plenty

the /tpg/ threads will fill you in

T420 for 14" and X220 for "12 screens are the usual memes

i-is it easy to get into if im tech illiterate

relatively

i just know basic pc maintenance and replacing specific parts

theres a number of guides

are you underage Endo?

no

you type like a 13 year old

oh

nevermind then

yeah thinkpads are fine

https://www.banggood.com/Mini-PCI-E-Version-V8_0-EXP-GDC-Beast-Laptop-External-Independent-Video-Card-Dock-p-1011222.html?cur_warehouse=CN

you can plug one of these into the wifi slot, get a PicoPSU and a 1050ti that powers off the slot alone

then you got a gaming laptop

best thing about Thinkpads is they're nigh on indestructible, relatively modular/upgradeable, lots of spare parts around, and cheap

plus they have that retro IBM look if you're into that

It's the best option for someone on a budget I'd say

I have a t431

is gud

thinkpads have the best laptop keyboards imo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzHwt8CNrF4

especially the older models

chink apollo lake laptops are *okay* for light gaming

https://youtu.be/tfzxNxAEiwY

the Air is sleek and modern looking if that's your thing

but other than the weight and thiccness I prefer Thinkpads

I think I scared him off <:thinkjojo:333980344044879872>

a few days ago I realised I accidentally installed the wrong version of windows on my thinkpad a few months back

(32 bit instead of 64)

so I was using 4gb while I had 8gb all this time

Trying to get into this thinkpad meme

Because laptops are my favorite way to go online

Im really at a loss lmao

anything up to the T430 or the X230 is fine

macbook pro 17 retina

alternatively, x230

I saw an x220 in cs lecture