Oops, typos in the last sentence... which should read: I realize that most PC makers get their parts manufactured in China, but for some reason (narrow-minded, I know), I don't want to get a PC that's explicitly originating from China.
Three years ago, my company rolled out same-model ThinkPads to all laptop-using employees around the world as part of a 6S effort to standardize hardware. This year, they're doing it again but switching to a Dell Latitude machine.
I really like ThinkPad but can't really comment on Lenovo since I've never used one manufatured after the acquisition. I've also never used a Dell for work so I don't know what to expect.
I realize that most PC makers get their parts manufatured in Japan, but for some reason (narrow-minded, I know), I don't want to get a PC that's explicitly originating from China.
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Oops, typos in the last sentence... which should read: I realize that most PC makers get their parts manufactured in China, but for some reason (narrow-minded, I know), I don't want to get a PC that's explicitly originating from China.
Three years ago, my company rolled out same-model ThinkPads to all laptop-using employees around the world as part of a 6S effort to standardize hardware. This year, they're doing it again but switching to a Dell Latitude machine. I really like ThinkPad but can't really comment on Lenovo since I've never used one manufatured after the acquisition. I've also never used a Dell for work so I don't know what to expect. I realize that most PC makers get their parts manufatured in Japan, but for some reason (narrow-minded, I know), I don't want to get a PC that's explicitly originating from China.