Lenovo Anounces New ThinkPad P16 with Tandem OLED Display [video]youtube.com 2 pointsleeman20161 year ago4 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−leeman2016OP1yLenovo officially announced a new generation (3rd) of their most powerful ThinkPad P16. Some of the important changes:- CPU up to Core Ultra 9 285HX- GPU up to RTX PRO 5000 (Blackwell)- 3.2K 120Hz Tandem OLED display option- 3x 4TB SSD option- RJ45 port is back- A bit lighter than previous gen (starts at 2.4 Kgs)- Thunderbolt 5 port- Up to 196GB memoryThe probable downgrade could be the switch from the proprietary charger to USB-C PD (which is limited to 180W)−magicalhippo1yThe probable downgrade could be the switch from the proprietary charger to USB-C PDGuess that might be due to EU, where mandatory USB-C charging[1] is extended to encompass laptops in February 2026.Probably not the space for both?[1]: https://commission.europa.eu/news-and-media/news/eu-common-c...−leeman2016OP1yYou're probably right. But the issue here is that they are providing a 180W USB-C PD rather than 240W.−magicalhippo1yYeah, that's a solid step down, and a bit weird given USB-PD supports 240W[1].[1]: https://www.usb.org/usb-charger-pd
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Lenovo officially announced a new generation (3rd) of their most powerful ThinkPad P16. Some of the important changes:
- CPU up to Core Ultra 9 285HX
- GPU up to RTX PRO 5000 (Blackwell)
- 3.2K 120Hz Tandem OLED display option
- 3x 4TB SSD option
- RJ45 port is back
- A bit lighter than previous gen (starts at 2.4 Kgs)
- Thunderbolt 5 port
- Up to 196GB memory
The probable downgrade could be the switch from the proprietary charger to USB-C PD (which is limited to 180W)
Guess that might be due to EU, where mandatory USB-C charging[1] is extended to encompass laptops in February 2026.
Probably not the space for both?
[1]: https://commission.europa.eu/news-and-media/news/eu-common-c...
You're probably right. But the issue here is that they are providing a 180W USB-C PD rather than 240W.
Yeah, that's a solid step down, and a bit weird given USB-PD supports 240W[1].
[1]: https://www.usb.org/usb-charger-pd