Lenovo ThinkPad E16 Gen 1 vs Lenovo ThinkPad E16 Gen 2

“Some features may not be supported on the system with Linux preload, including but not limited to Intel RST RAID, MIPI computer vision camera, WWAN, Human Presence Detection, etc.”psref.lenovo.com, verificado a 13 September 2026.

“The AMD version of the laptop, from what I can gather from previous Lenovo responses and their page, is not technically certified to work with Linux in general, and the Intel version has only been tested with Ubuntu.”discussion.fedoraproject.org, verificado a 17 September 2026.

“One memory soldered to systemboard, one DDR4 SO-DIMM slot, dual-channel capable”psref.lenovo.com, verificado a 13 September 2026.

“The inside of the bottom panel houses a socket for the SODIMMs and a thermal pad for the preinstalled SSD.”laptopmedia.com, verificado a 17 September 2026.

“Lenovo's screen itself isn't a highlight—it's a little dimmer than ideal, and I found myself tapping the F6 key in hopes of getting more brightness. Likewise, its colors are more bland than bold.”ca.pcmag.com, verificado a 13 September 2026.

“The 1200p IPS display (MNG007QS1-3 (LEN41B5)) is PWM-free, its viewing angles are wide, and the 353 nit max brightness is enough for normal work.”laptopmedia.com, verificado a 17 September 2026.