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Oh yeah, you aren't going to fill that niche unless you move into something outside the Linux-first group. Even my System76 Lemur draws 65W.
I'd love to hear if you find something else out there. Sometimes I need to order field gear for very remote jobs, and more recommendations are always welcome. I hate only using those ginormous toughbooks.
Well... my issues with my current thinkpad https://www.lenovo.com/au/en/p/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpadt/thinkpad-t16-gen-2-16-inch-amd/len101t0076 are: -non expandable memory. 32gb would be nice -non expandable drive, I'm still using the old one just because I have a 1tb m.2 that I can't use on this one. (but you can put another wifi, or a 4g modem, I don't remember, some bullshit they thought would compensate for this) -bultin wifi barely works. -no micro sd card, which would be useful for me. -I had massive battery issues. They replaced it, but it now often goes from 50% to 2% for no reason. No recalibration fixes it.
Other than those things, I quite like it. It's powerful for its energy usage.
But seeing how many issues I wrote... yeah I guess it's not something I one can recommend. All issues are debatable, but the battery and wifi can't be ignored.