Streamline your productivity and experience enhanced performance for business level applications with the Lenovo 14.5" ThinkPad P14s Gen 5 Laptop. Sporting a compact and lightweight design, the ThinkPad enables users to complete their busy work at home, in the office, and even out and about without compromising power.

At the heart of the ThinkPad is an Intel Core Ultra 7-165H processor that boosts performance across your system by leveraging a multi-core hybrid design. Experience enhanced multitasking capabilities with 64GB of DDR5 5600 MHz RAM and a 1TB M.2 2280 PCIe 4.0 SSD, giving you faster render speeds and greater multitasking capabilities with ample room to store your most essential files. Interact with your programs and media with the 14.5" WQXGA 3072 x 1920 In-Plane Switching (IPS) display backed by NVIDIA RTX 500 graphics, providing you with a clear and smooth picture quality. Connect a wide range of peripherals to the ThinkPad with two Thunderbolt 4 ports, which offer up to 40 Gb/s data transfer speeds, Power Delivery 3.0, and DisplayPort 1.4a technologies to help support resource-demanding devices such as storage arrays, displays, and more. You also get two USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 ports, allowing you to plug in a wide range of devices with ease. You can also use Bluetooth 5.3 technology for a cable-free experience, allowing you to use wireless devices such as headsets, controllers, and more. Connect to wireless networks with built-in Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) technology, giving you quick access to your online storage, cloud network, and streaming media.

Intel Core Ultra 7 16-Core    64GB DDR5 RAM | 1TB M.2 SSD    14.5" 3072 x 1920 IPS Display    Dedicated NVIDIA RTX 500 Graphics    2 x Thunderbolt 4 Ports    2 x USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 Ports    Wi-Fi 6E | GbE LAN | Bluetooth 5.3    HDMI 2.1 | 3.5mm Combo Audio Jack    HD Webcam with Privacy Shutter    Windows 11 Pro

Two Thunderbolt 4 ports feature the reversible USB-C connector and provide you with up to 40 Gb/s data transfer speeds, Power Delivery 3.0, and DisplayPort technologies, allowing you to use power-hungry devices like storage arrays, portable displays, and more. You also get two USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 ports, offering support for various peripherals with up to 5 Gb/s data transfer speeds. An HDMI 2.1 video output expands your screen real estate and provides you with up to 4K resolution at 60 Hz refresh rate for a clear and smooth picture. You also get a 3.5mm audio jack that supports headsets and mics.

Ensure your information remains safe and secure with an array of built-in security solutions. You get a high-quality user-facing webcam with privacy shutter to prevent unauthorized viewing. A touch-style fingerprint reader found on the power button uses biometric data to log you into your system quicker. A discrete TPM 2.0 chip prevents startup in the event of unauthorized access to your internal components. Additionally, a Kensington Nano security slot enables you to use cable lock mechanisms to prevent physical theft.

Microsoft simplified the design and user experience with Windows 11. It has a modern, clean design with a new Start Menu position. Snap Layouts, Groups, and Desktops allow you to multitask with ease. Microsoft has also integrated some of their apps, such as Microsoft Teams. The redesigned Microsoft Store makes it easier to look for supported apps. The Pro version of Windows 11 includes all the features that Windows 11 Home offers plus many designed specifically for business users, including Hyper-V virtualization, BitLocker disk encryption, and remote desktop access.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this accommodate a D500 attached to a 200-500, PLUS a D750 attached to either a 24-70, or 16-35 at same time?

A: No, you'll need to detach at least one of those two lenses.

Q: 2. Can the legs be assembled so that each leg goes narrower vs wider (last leg less wide than the specs say)?

A: You can control height and angle. The way the legs are built is not user adjustable.

Q: 3. I have a Sigma 150-600 Contemporary lens. Will it fit either attached to the Nikon D5300 or without it?

A: this bag will carry a Pentax K 3 and K 3 II, plus Pentax * 70mm- 200mm, Pentax 150mm - 450mm and numerous other lenses and more in its adjustable interior compartments

Q: 4. Where is the laptop compartment located on this backpack?For example, when you wear it is it right on your back or on the upper compartment furthest away?

A: The laptop compartment (tightly accommodates my 15 Macbook Pro) sits far away from my back when wearing he backpack. Technically, there is a small zippered compartment (shown with the Ruggard logo on it) that is furthest away. This pack accommodates an amazing amount of gear (granted it can be heavy when loaded), but I love it.

Q: 5. I have a Canon T6s with a 18-135mm lens attached, will my camera fit in this backpack?

A: It is a very large bag. I have several lenses so it's fine for my stuff but if you have a camera and a lens it's probably a little too much bag.

Q: 6. What are the torso lengths that this pack will fit? A very important consideration packs with waist belts!

A: Each belt on either side is 24" which in total when buckled will give you 48" or 4' in diameter for the belt.

Q: 7. Can the 2 installed 2TB SSDs be configured to RAID 1 (singular full redundancy)?

A: The MSI 18" Titan 18 HX Gaming Laptop's two SSD slots come preconfigured in RAID 0. It is not possible to reconfigure them to RAID 1 without wiping the boot drive. This would not be recommended.

Q: 8. Where is the laptop compartment and does the zipper open at the top or side?

A: If you are wearing the backpack, the laptop compartment is the closest compartment to your back. As noted in another response, the shoulder straps attach to the top of the laptop compartment, and the zipper is to the right side if you are wearing the backpack. The laptop compartment opens to the side and the zipper starts at the top and pulls downward to open the compartment. Most compartments have two zipper pulls for access, but the laptop compartment does not. More than asked: I have fully loaded the backpack with 2 bodies with 70-200 & 24-105 lenses attached, and all the other glass I could fit in plus gadgets, plus a Dell Precision (not light) laptop. The backpack had to have weighed 40-50 lbs very heavy load on your back, but the backpack did not wince I may have a couple times . . .. Because of the weight when fully loaded, I sometimes choose to carry the laptop separately. When I bought, some reviews complained about the weight when fully loaded, but they did not add stars for the amount of equipment this thing will carry. It is designed to be the maximum carry-on size for a plane and barely fit into the overhead bin, not under a seat. You might even need to pull the laptop to get it in the overhead if you put as much in the backpack as I did. If travelling by car, it is really nice to use this as the primary storage container to leave in the trunk & just pull what is needed at the time into a smaller bag. The Ruggard product is extremely well made. If tanks were made of cloth, this would be a prime example. I would buy it again in a heartbeat.

Q: 9. Will a Tamron 150-600mm lens with a Nikon D7100 body attached fit in this backpack?

A: Yes that lens will fit attached to your D7100 body with this backpack. You could even attach a battery grip to the body if you wanted to.

Q: 10. Will this bag fit under a seat on a commercial airplane?

A: The short answer is it should. Although I have not taken into the cabin, its dimensions are the same as another bag I tend to take when traveling with plain. I don't have any problem placing it under the seat. Interestingly under the seat space varies between the plains and airlines; the shortest I believe is 9.5 , Southwest, and the tallest is 11 , American. The bag has pretty cushioned belt strap, which one has to push them to the sides to slide the bag under the seat.