"I don't much like the feeling that I'm taking my work with me. I want to hide from any thought that my workstation PC is smuggled into my backpack, the machine buzzing with the ire of blogs and reviews still unwritten. The fact that Lenovo's big workstation PC, the ThinkPad P1 Gen 8, feels so thin and fits so well into my bag is a bad portent. I can't pretend the device is good for gaming, either."
"Cracking open the lip on the ThinkPad P1 Gen 8 feels like it makes the all-dark, militaristic torpedo of a PC enticing and so dread-worthy. This rendition of the workstation PC comes with a 16-inch, 3.2K (3,200 x 2,000 pixel resolution) OLED touchscreen with a stock 120Hz refresh rate. By the way, that's not just OLED but tandem OLED. It's essentially two layers of organic light-emitting diodes in front of each other, promising no compromises in beautiful contrast or brightness."
The ThinkPad P1 Gen 8 is a very thin 16-inch workstation optimized for professional workloads rather than gaming. It features a 3.2K tandem OLED touchscreen at 120Hz with a matte filter to reduce reflections. The chassis emphasizes premium input experiences with an excellent keyboard, TrackPoint, a haptic touchpad, and comfortable palm rests. The design prioritizes portability and a subdued, militaristic aesthetic. Configurations include Intel Core Ultra 7 255H CPU and Nvidia RTX Pro 2000 GPU in model 21Q8001UUS. The laptop debuted at the end of 2025 and balances strong task-specific performance with few consumer-focused frills.
Read at gizmodo.com
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