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| − | The P series was developed as the W series | + | The P series was developed as a direct successor of the discontinued W series, but it no longer retains the structural and hardware similarity with the T series. Although, the slim models followed the W series' original tradition of upgrading the existing T series' chassis with faster graphics controllers. |
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| + | This series was also the first ThinkPad line-up to feature rebranded mobile Core processors with ECC support (Xeon) as an option, allowing them to utilize ECC memory for environments that do not tolerate errors. | ||
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Revision as of 11:34, 19 November 2019
ThinkPad P seriesThe P series was developed as a direct successor of the discontinued W series, but it no longer retains the structural and hardware similarity with the T series. Although, the slim models followed the W series' original tradition of upgrading the existing T series' chassis with faster graphics controllers. This series was also the first ThinkPad line-up to feature rebranded mobile Core processors with ECC support (Xeon) as an option, allowing them to utilize ECC memory for environments that do not tolerate errors. |
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