ThinkPad

By info@technologyguide.com When most people think of the best keyboard on the market, the Lenovo ThinkPad keyboard is always at the top of the list. Lenovo recognized this and came out with an external keyboard designed for desktop and notebook users who want the same typing experience but might not own a ThinkPad. In t...

By Laptoping The Lenovo ThinkPad SL410 is a new affordable 14-inch notebook for small and medium business customers. The laptop comes with the Intel Celeron or Intel Core 2 Duo processor, the Intel GMA 4500MHD or 4500M integrated graphics, up to 4GB of DDR3 system memory, up to 320GB of hard drive space...

By info@technologyguide.com When most people think of the Lenovo ThinkPad brand, they think of the T-series notebook with the alloy unibody chassis, rubberized black paint, and boxy looks. What most people don't realize is Lenovo offers a small business line, called the SL-series, which offers most of the same feat...

By Laptoping Lenovo is going to release the 14-inch ThinkPad L410 and SL410, as well as 15.6-inch ThinkPad L510 and SL510 notebook series, according to a product overview at Lenovo.com. The new lower-end ThinkPad laptops feature the Intel Core 2 Duo or Celeron processors, the GMA 4500 Series integrate...

By info@technologyguide.com To compete in the tablet market, Lenovo offers a touch-screen and Wacom-enabled version of its 12-inch ThinkPad X200. Lenovo has a standard Wacom-enabled X200, as well as a two-finger multi-touch version for a $125 upgrade. With a starting retail price of $1,909, it is priced almost $500...

The Lenovo ThinkPad X200 Tablet is still the best in its class, and now it comes with multitouch capabilities.

By Nilay Patel From the outside, the new Lenovo T400s touch doesn't look all that exciting -- unless you're the sort to get excited over ThinkPads, in which case you're probably quite stoked that it looks exactly like the non-touch T400s. But it's actually a pretty crazy product -- it's a regular laptop w...

By Laptoping Lenovo introduced today Enhanced Multitouch display technology, initially available on the ThinkPad X200 Tablet PC and the ThinkPad T400s laptop. Enhanced Multitouch supports one- and two-finger gestures, as well as digitizer pen input. For instance, users can zoom in by pinching fi...

By Darren Gladstone, PC World We've already reviewed Lenovo's ThinkPad T400s laptop, a reasonably slim and powerful corporate raider. We love it, it works, and it's riding high atop our chart for the best all-purpose laptops currently kicking around. So how could Lenovo improve on that? By adding a multitouch panel. T...

By info@technologyguide.com Multi-touch functionality is one of the newest features being added to notebooks and tablets alike. Currently only tablets offer screen manipulation of objects, whereas notebooks get limited multi-touch through touchpads. Lenovo is hoping to change this, by adding screen multi-tou...

By info@technologyguide.com It seems a common trend at Lenovo right now is making super thin and lightweight ThinkPads. First the X300 hit the market, offering a super thin and lightweight chassis with the ruggedness we have come to expect from a ThinkPad. Now Lenovo has done it again with the T400, bringing a newer, lig...

 MA On laptops and netbooks, I either buy a model with a ThinkPad style Trackpoint or use a mouse. But, the new Synaptics update has me at least considering using a touchpad. The overall effect is to make touchpads more responsive and I mean that in a good ...

much better than my old dell laptop in terms of keyboardoverall designetc The only complaint is that 2 USB ports on left are vertical No much room ... www.strimoo.com

By info@technologyguide.com Lenovo offers three lines of notebooks; the ThinkPad, IdeaPad, and the not-so-frequently-mentioned "Value line" series. The Value line currently only includes the G530, a 15.4" notebook offering either an Intel Pentium dual-core or Core 2 Duo processor and Intel integrated graphics....

 - Sal Cangeloso At 3.8 pounds and 0.93-inches thick it is portable (on par with something like the ThinkPad X200) but it'sa bit large for a netbook (Samsung's NC10 is 2.8 pounds). Our test machine (dv2-1001xx) arrived with Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit, ...

The keyboard doesn't compare with those found on a ThinkPad, and the large trackpad doesn't always perfectly dialed in (it does support multi-touch though), but overall things worked well. The display looks very nice, and if you don't hate the gloss, ...

 New Zealand It’s unmistakably a Lenovo/IBM ThinkPad and that’s no bad thing, but it’sa functional business tool, not a design statement. Its good looks (for a PC), purposeful intent and practicality will delight corporate types, but über-cool it ain’t. ...

by Sal Cangeloso posted on March 25, 2009 2:23 pm As we’ve pointed out many times in the past, ThinkPads are well known for the quality of their keyboards. This has long been a strength of the ThinkPad brand, but when we say how good ThinkPad keyboards ...

 FL One thing I've always missed when using a laptop is screen space, I currently use two 24-inch screens at my desktop so going down to 1 screen is a change. Lenovo has come up with a solution for this with their ThinkPad W700ds laptop that has an ... Lenovo ThinkPad W700ds CNET.com.au

PC World  OH Build quality is excellent with a very rugged feel for a consumer multimedia notebook. When closed the Y650 feels almost as sturdy as the business-class ThinkPad notebooks with very little flex in the screen cover under strong pressure. ... Lenovo Ideapad Y530 PC World

By rss@youtube.com (flyingknifelee) much better than my old dell laptop in terms of keyboard,overall design,etc.. The only complaint is that 2 USB ports on left are vertical. No much room between USBs means it is impractical to utilize two USBs together. Keywords: ThinkPad Laptop T400 Lenovo Review Technology

by Darren Gladstone, PC World Faster than its mini-notebook brethren, the Lenovo S10 offers enough perks to make it a top pick for serious mobility. Lenovo keeps thinking small. Recently the company delivered slim ultraportables such as the ThinkPad ... User Reviews PC World

By info@technologyguide.com If one huge, high-resolution display on a notebook is good, two must be better, right? That's exactly what Lenovo's design team is banking on with the new Lenovo ThinkPad W700ds. The W700ds isn't a replacement or a refresh of the original W700, but rather, an optional upgrade to the same ba...

By Priya Ganapati Lenovo's dual-screen notebook, the ThinkPad w700ds, will also be shown at CES. It's the first dual-screen mobile workstation, says Craig Merrigan, vice-president of branding and strategy for Lenovo. The ThinkPad w700ds will have a 17-inch primary screen and a 10.6 inch secondary scree...

By Keith Combs This is going to be short and sweet.  I'll write a more detailed set of blogs posts later.  Yesterday I received a Lenovo ThinkPad W700 evaluation unit.  Wow.  What a fun machine.  Big, but fun.  I immediately created the factory recovery disk set and flattened the machine.  I'll return to lookin...

By Chris Davies The notebook supports up to 4GB of Intel Turbo RAM, and has a choice of either a 512MB NVIDIA Quadro FX 2700M or a 1GB NVIDIA Quadro FX 3700M. Storage options include RAID arrays of up to 320GB 5,400 rpm or 200GB 7,200 rpm with full-disk encryption, or non-RAID dual 64GB SSD, among others.

By edit@zdnet.com.au (Alex Serpo) Related Articles Lenovo ThinkPad X300Apple MacBook Air (1.6GHz)Sony VAIO (VGN-Z17GNB)Toshiba Portege R600 Don't let the toy-like appearance of the Toshiba Portege A600 fool you, this fully featured portable laptop is packed full of features.

By edit@zdnet.com.au (Alex Serpo) The goodMatte display Centrino 2 Large comfortable keyboard Fingerprint reader The badNo 64-bit Windows available as pre-install No discrete graphics card available Not very customisable Poor battery life Low resolution display

 - Nov 20, 2008 The pricing has improved greatly under Lenovo in the past few years, but the corporate-focused ThinkPads are still premium notebooks. ...

By edit@zdnet.com.au (Alex Serpo) There's also an optical drive, a positive as these start to disappear when laptops approach this size. On the front of the device there is a MicroSD card reader, while on the left hand side there is an SC card slot, along with a contactless SC reader next to the mouse pad.

By Laptop Tech In this guide I explain how to remove and replace the keyboard on an IBM ThinkPad T30 laptop. This guide should work for many other IBM ThinkPad laptops because they all have similar cases. You can easily remove and replace the keyboard ...

By Jack Schofield Dell is launching the system in Japan, so it runs Windows Vista Home Basic, but as APC points out, the Windows Experience "rating of 1.0 doesn't give us much confidence". (You really shouldn't buy a notebook PC unless it rates better than 3.0.) Later, however, Dell also expects to offer the cho...

By James Kendrick Marc Orchant and James Kendrick are back with a look at the past couple of week's big news in the Tabletscape.  This show we welcome GottaBeMobile to the Inkosphere and talk about some cool Tablet apps- TEO 3 (see screens below) and InkGestures.  The Toshiba M400 is calling James and MicroCe...

By info@technologyguide.com The Lenovo ThinkPad W700 has been one of the most highly anticipated new product launches of the year, promising all of the performance of a high-end graphics workstation in a mobile system. A built-in digitizer, on-board color calibrator, and a wide-gamut 17 inch display all serve to ta...

By Chris Davies Designed and tested to last, HP batteries benefit from a combination of HP engineering and energy-efficient notebook components such as Intel® solid-state hard drives (SSD) and mercury-free LED displays. For example, the highly efficient HP Illumi-Lite LED display boosts battery r...

By Chris Davies Lenovo today announced the ThinkPad X301 notebook PC, taking the thinnest and lightest full-function notebook in its class, to new heights in performance. Like its predecessor, the industry-acclaimed ThinkPad X300 notebook, the ThinkPad X301 notebook offers cutting-edge feature...

By Adrian Covert the industry-acclaimed ThinkPad X300 notebook, the ThinkPad X301 notebook solid state drive storage available in September. The ThinkPad X301 notebook X300 notebook due to the latest DDR3 memory and the latest Intel(R) Core 2 Duo

By matt buchanan A few exceptional points: The keyboard really is fantastic to type on. Battery life is damned impressive too, delivering between five and six hours of standard use (browsing, video watching, music playing) with the brightness turned most of the way up. There's a lot of power and battery ma...

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By Mark Wilson Like the MacBook Air, the X300's wider dimensions allow not only for a bigger screen but also for a full-size keyboard, and who better to take advantage of this than the makers of the ThinkPad keyboard. It's arguably the best typing experience on a laptop keyboard, better than the Air's ove...

Lenovo devoted 20 months to the ThinkPad X300, seeking to create the ideal combination of features, price, and weight. BW's Peter Elstrom and Steve Hamm discuss whether it will be the "halo" product the company needs to reach tech's top ranks

By Keith Combs The machines we received are full featured.  It has the Intel PM965 "Santa Rosa" chipset, the Intel Core 2 Duo T7500 processor, 4GB of RAM, 120GB 7200rpm SATA primary drive, ATI Mobility Radeon X2300 discrete video processor with 128MB of memory, 3 USB ports, IEEE 1394 "FireWire" port, In...

By rss@youtube.com (PCMagazineReviews) With great performance, battery life and keyboard usability, Lenovo's ThinkPad X61 offers one of the best experiences in convertible tablets. Cisco Cheng takes a closer look.

By Mark Wilson PCPerspective The physical feel of the notebook is pretty solid for such a small piece - I have definitely had 11" screen notebooks that felt more fragile than this system does. As long as you don't expect the build quality of an IBM ThinkPad, you will not be let down.

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The new notebook PCs offer cutting-edge security with select models offering full disk encryption hard drives, an integrated biometric fingerprint reader and a smart card reader. Users can also opt for Intel® Turbo Memory with both notebooks and new IT management capabilities with In...

By MichaelMiller There are two other new small tablets on the market worth talking about – the Toshiba R400 and the upcoming HP TX1000.  I haven’t yet used either of these, but the Toshiba is a very nice looking machine that has some cool features (including wireless docking and a one-line edge display that w...

By Louis Ramirez Lenovo ThinkPad X60 Tablet PC. Weighing in at 3.8 pounds, the 12-incher can be fitted with Core Duo or Core Solo processors. It's got three flavors of wireless (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and an optional embedded WWAN card), and despite being a Tablet seems pretty solid thanks to its sturdy pivoting...

By James Kendrick Those OnTheRun Tablet guys are back with show #30 and if you are interested in Vista then you better pay attention.  Marc Orchant and James Kendrick catch up on where they have been since the last show and talk Tablets for almost an hour.  If you want to win a Motion LS800 then listen up and we'll...