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The tank’s tower has always been the weakest spot in the machine. The new platform could hide the entire crew inside of a heavily armored module and install an unmanned tower onto it that automatically searches for targets on a battlefield,” the expert says. Putin's Got a Cool New Tank: How Many Can He Afford?". The Fiscal Times. 7 May 2015. Archived from the original on 31 December 2016 . Retrieved 13 November 2016. As I understand it, the front machine would load itself first, then use the weight and combined power of all 3 engines to load the rear bowl. I don’t think these were produced in any great numbers, as they were considered too be somewhat un-practical due to the overall length and cost to run. According to Anthony this example still sees occasional use in the Missouri area, which is where he captured the machine in action. The T14s simply crushed the competition in these events. Getting eight-core, 16-thread horsepower in a lightweight business notebook is still rare enough to be worth celebrating. a b c "Russia's armour revolution". Jane's 360. Archived from the original on 17 May 2015 . Retrieved 18 May 2015.

The state trials of the tank started in early 2020. This became known in April 2020, when Minister of Industry and Trade Denis Manturov stated the T-14 has already been tested in combat conditions on the territory of the Syrian Arab Republic. [29] [30] Subsequently in July 2020, testing of an unmanned version of the T-14 called " Tachanka-B" (Russian: Тачанка-Б) was announced. [31] During the prototype stage, several engines with power outputs ranging from 1,500 to 2,000 hp were tested on the platform, with the 1,500 hp version reportedly allowing a max speed of 82 km/h. The T-14 is powered by a ChTZ 12N360 (A-85-3A) diesel engine [1] [76] with a displacement of 34.6 liters delivering up to 1,100kW (1,500hp). [1] The engine's theoretical maximum power, which is not normally used, [77] is 1,500kW (2,000hp), at the cost of radically decreasing its service life, with a projected minimum [78] 2,000 hours at a nominal 1,100kW (1,500hp), [1] comparable to other modern tank engines, and up to 10,000 hours at a moderated 890kW (1,200hp). [76] The engine is electronically controlled. [79] Operational range is over 500km (300mi). [80] The T14 Gen 2 (2021) has the almost the same chassis as before (same 1.8mm keypad travel; albeit a slightly larger cooling vent on the base cover). The main attraction is the upgraded processor. Its Ethernet and mini-SD card reader will make this a dependable choice for a business. Unlike 2020 - both the Intel & the AMD model now have the stunning 4K DolbyVision Display.The ThinkPad T series line-up is Lenovo’s popular business range (whether for a small business, working from home, or deployed by a larger I.T department). The new 2021 model: ThinkPad T14 Gen 2& T14s Gen 2 both have the option either the upgraded Intel (11th Gen Tiger Lake), or the AMD processor (Ryzen 5000). The ThinkPad T14 Gen 2 (14") will be a straightforward choice for many (the price is more accessible); whereas the thinner & lighter T14s Gen 2 (14") & the X13 Gen 2 (13.3") are more premium in the pricing respectively (they're thin & light focused, which could often command a premium); all three sits below the premium X1 Carbon 9th Gen (Intel) line-up price wise. Integrated GPU has been indicated to be competitive with the T14 Gen 2. However, the Intel Xe Graphics may be more powerful in some workloads. a b c d e Птичкин, Сергей (5 May 2015). "Ракеты собьют на подлете". Rossiyskaya Gazeta (in Russian). Archived from the original on 7 May 2015 . Retrieved 13 May 2015. Its upwards firing speakers: a welcoming change (context: X1 series has a 4 speakers setup; the T14 follows reasonably closely, although it could do with more bass, keep in mind that this laptop will mostly be used for work / where the voice quality is important - it functions there).

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s "Танк Т-14 "Армата" или Т-99 "Приоритет" "[Tank T-14 "Armata" or T-99 "priority"] (in Russian). vpk.name. Archived from the original on 10 May 2015 . Retrieved 6 May 2015. a b "Russia launches production of latest Armata tanks". TASS. 3 August 2020 . Retrieved 9 August 2020. The T-14 has a 12-speed automatic gearbox, with a top speed of 80–90km/h (50–56mph). [1] Sources suggest a partly or fully hydrostatic transmission. [81] A thinner & lighter design at 0.2kg lighter & 1.2mm thinner (than the T14's 1.46kg, these are the FHD models). Remember Lenovo has a big customer base, those 0.2kg will make a huge difference, to someone out there (e.g. if they moved around frequently / have airplane handbag weight restrictions). Price is more accessible: we've noticed about 10% price increase going to the next model upwards (T14s Gen 2); again the similar margin going to the X13 Gen 2. Arguably T14 Gen 2 holds the price to performance crown.In July 2015, the deputy director of the Uralvagonzavod tank manufacturing company claimed the T-14 would be invisible to radar and infrared detection due to radar-absorbing paint and the placement of components with heat signatures deep within the hull. The turret's shape is designed to reduce its radio and thermal signature for a stealth ground vehicle. [63] [93] American and Russian armor experts have doubts about these unproven claims. A retired senior U.S. military officer said that sensitive modern thermal technology could detect things such as vehicle movement, a weapon firing, an exposed crewman, or the exhaust of an engine capable of moving a 50-ton tank regardless of heat-generating component placement. Analysts also pointed out that most stealth technology in Russia has been for aircraft to reduce their radar cross section from airborne or ground-based detection, while in a ground vehicle the approach would be to make it indistinguishable from ground clutter to optimize shielding from air-to-ground detection and the two techniques do not necessarily overlap. [94]

cowlings, frame, swing arm and wheels are carbon fiber components, while power is supplied by a 998cc V4 engine that - PCMark 10 and 8 are holistic performance suites developed by the PC benchmark specialists at UL (formerly Futuremark). The PCMark 10 test we run simulates different real-world productivity and content-creation workflows. We use it to assess overall system performance for office-centric tasks such as word processing, spreadsheet work, web browsing, and videoconferencing. PCMark 8, meanwhile, has a storage subtest that we use to assess the speed of the system's boot drive. Both yield a proprietary numeric score; higher numbers are better. ( See more about how we test laptops.) In February 2019 it was announced that the first 12 tanks would be delivered by the end of that year. [19] In August 2019, the Russian Military-Industrial Courier reported that out of a contractually agreed 132 Armata-platform vehicles over three years to 2021 (including T-14 tanks, and also T-15 IFVs and T-16 BREM ARVs ( ru:Т-16 (БРЭМ)), assuming production of 44 vehicles a year, only 16 would be delivered by the end of 2019. This implied a shortfall of at least 28 vehicles that year. [40] By November 2019 the delivery forecast slipped to "late 2019 or early 2020." [41] T-14 Armata tanks during Victory Day parade in Moscow, 2018 Four biplane wing aero devices on the front are reminiscent of a MotoGP bike, and are recreated in style. The silencer shape blends expertly into the lines of the undercowl, for which a carbon fiber effect decal is included.A more practical casing (subjective): early impression suggests that it has a rubberised texture feel, means that you won't be afraid to really use it; to be clear a good bag will still improve any laptop's casing longevity; also, being rubberised, first thing in the morning & during the cold winter, it will feel less cool & more inviting & so far, it seems to shield the heat better from the internals when you touch it. The improved 4266Mhz (LPDDR4x) RAM on the T14s Gen 2 (Intel & AMD both) could give you a uplift in the synthetic / graphics heavy workload - thanks to the extra bandwidth. The regular T14 Gen 2 (Intel & AMD) supports 3200Mhz RAM (up from 2666Mhz/3200Mhz active on the Gen 1 Intel/AMD respectively). Whether this translates to a noticeable real-world difference, may somewhat vary. Still - this means that among the Ryzen powered ThinkPad line-up: the T14s Gen 2 excels with the on-paper spec at least. It is expected to hold its own versus the smaller X13 Gen 2 (due to the larger cooling heat-pipes, etc). A larger battery: the 57Wh battery is 14% larger (than 50Wh battery on the regular T14). The processor also has a lower sustained power-draw (under 19W vs 22.5W on the T14); everything else being equal, it would last longer under heavy load out of the box (you can, of course - use T14's Windows power setting to cap the power usage & achieve a similar effect). Russia's New Armata T-14 Tank Has a Secret Weapon". 4 August 2018. Archived from the original on 17 December 2018 . Retrieved 17 December 2018.