The Lenovo ThinkPad P1 combines the performance of a power workstation with a more compact body, with a starting weight of only 1.86 kilograms. The ThinkPad P1 is an option for every mobile professional who needs a suitable balance between performance and portability. P1 supports a maximum of 96 gigabytes of central memory, which offers plenty of capacity for e.g. software development and data analytics.
The body of the ThinkPad P1, designed to last, consists of e.g. carbon and fiberglass reinforced upper part and aluminum base. The whole has been comprehensively tested, passing e.g. 12 military grade tests plus over 200 quality related tests. In addition, functionality between software and hardware is guaranteed by numerous software-specific ISV certificates .
The ThinkPad P1 includes versatile connections, such as two ultra-fast USB-C Thunderbolt 4 connections. The laptop is easy to connect to desktop peripherals with the separately available Thunderbolt 4 Workstation dock , which enables up to 230 watts of charging power for the laptop and 65 watts of power for Thunderbolt 3 peripherals with one combined cable. In addition, the dock supports several 4K screens with a refresh rate of 60 Hertz.
Lenovo Performance Tuner - Get the most out of your powerful workstation and the programs you use. Lenovo Performance Tuner is a free optimization application for Lenovo's powerful workstations, which you can use to get the best out of the machine in your own use. Performance Tuner contains pre-created profiles for the most common professional programs. You can also edit profiles or create your own. Lenovo Performance Tuner can be downloaded for free from Lenovo's website .
Carbon compensated model - The CO² emissions of this model are compensated based on realistic emission calculations. The compensation takes into account the emissions caused by the product's manufacture, transport and typical use over a five-year life cycle. Each product is reported to Lenovo's chosen emissions partner individually (serial number) and the compensation paid for the product is used to promote e.g. various climate projects.
