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The Raptor (ThinkPad P51/P51s/P71 series by Lenovo) Linux laptop features a Core i7 Quad or Xeon E3 Quad CPU, up to 64 GB RAM, and up to a 17.3" 4K 3840x2160 display with NVidia graphics.
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Configuring: Raptor P73 Laptop (Lenovo P73 w/Linux) :
Call to Order: 1-888-651-6686
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Total: $
1. CPU:
Core i7 Six-core, or Xeon E Six-core Turbo Boost speeds
(default)
(add $350)
(add $450)
2. LCD (Wide Screen):
(subtract $200)
(default)
3. Video Card:
(subtract $150)
(default)
(add $600)
(add $1800)
4. Memory:
ECC RAM only available with Xeon E3 processor
(subtract $100)
(default)
(add $180)
(add $580)
(add $60)
(add $300)
(add $800)
5a. First M.2 SSD Drive bay:
two M.2 drive bays. M.2 SSD drives come with NVMe-controllers (speeds 6x faster than AHCI/SATA SSDs)
(default)
(add $290)
(add $500)
(add $700)
5b. Second M.2 SSD Drive bay:
(default)
(add $290)
(add $500)
(add $700)
5c. Traditional Drive bay:
one 2.5 inch traditional drive bay, A total of 3x Solid State drives is possible.
(default)
(add $350)
6. USB Optical Drive:
(default)
(add $100)
7. Wireless:
(subtract $10)
(default)
8. Mobile Broadband (Linux support: wireless cellular data modem):
(default)
(add $280)
9. Keyboard:
(default)
(add $50)
10. Battery options:
(default)
11. Expansion slots:
(default)
12. Docking Solution:
(default)
(add $320)
13. Lenovo HW Warranty and Accidental Damage Protection:
(default)
(add $160)
(add $135)
(add $175)
Total: $

Call to Order: 1-888-651-6686

Select another model:

SystemCPULCDRAMBase Price
Raptor P53 4K2.6 I7S15.6" @ 3840x216016 G$3450.00 C
Raptor P712.6 I7S17.3" @ 1920x108016 G$3550.00 C
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