The ThinkPad P1 brings a lot to the table, but it will cost you

ThinkPad quality with workstation hardware inside, the P1 fills a gap in Lenovo's lineup.
Lenovo's ThinkPad P1 is a mobile workstation that's quite similar to its X1 Extreme, save for the hardware options inside. Here, you can get an Intel Xeon E-2176M processor (CPU), NVIDIA Quadro dedicated graphics (GPU), and up to 64 GB of error-correcting code (ECC) RAM, which makes it better suited to the Enterprise sector. Sure, this laptop can handle some gaming and common productivity work, but it's built (and priced accordingly) to handle specialized tasks and comes with multiple independent software vendor (ISV) certifications.
It's hard to not draw comparisons to Dell's XPS 15 9570 — from size, design, and function — so if you like that type of Ultrabook but need the extra specialized hardware, the ThinkPad P1 should be on your radar. I used it for about a week of work in order to determine whether or not it's a worthy addition to your workflow.

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