Lenovo ThinkPad T430 Core i7-3520M 128GB 14in
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13 years ago
The ThinkPad T-series is Lenovo's bread and butter business notebook. This 14-inch T430 is a refreshed version of the popular T420. Read on to find out what we like and dislike about this laptop.
Pros:
- Great keyboard (see cons
- 15 hour battery life with 9-cell
- Excellent build quality
- Input/output port variety
Cons:
- Non-standard keyboard layout
- Poor 1366x768 screen
13 years ago
Lenovo ThinkPad T430 Review
The Lenovo ThinkPad T430 has everything a business user could want--durability, performance, longevity and security in a well-designed package. The new Precision Keyboard is superb, making this notebook comfortable to use for long stretches.
13 years ago
The Lenovo ThinkPad T430 doesn't disturb too much of its predecessors' core design and sensibility, and that's a good thing. Still, the subtle improvements it brings along does improve its overall experience, such as the typing and audio improvements.
Pros:
- Tough
- solid built
- Great keyboard
- Good performance
- Great audio and mic
Cons:
- Rather cramped touchpad
- No HDMI output
13 years ago
Lenovo has just revealed its latest Ultrabook, the ThinkPad T430u. And we were fortunate enough to be given some special time for an in-depth hands on with the ruggedly handsome Ultrabook. First off, the tech specs.
13 years ago
I have never had a ThinkPad before but I have seen plenty of people with them. When my old ASUS started to feel old and clunky, it had also been dropped down the stairs several times, I started looking for decent replacements. I'm a Linux user and I'm keen to get into software development.
13 years ago
Most mod-friendly computer I have ever owned!
I'm a Linux guy, so usually I shop on the 2nd hand market for electronics (because I know I'm going to modify and upgrade components, OS, etc). I decided to spring for this one due to the ThinkPad series' reputation of being a no-frills, no-nonsense workhorse.
Pros:
- Amazing battery life
- excellent value for price
- hardware accessibility
Cons:
- built for work
- not aesthetics - that's not a complaint
- core i5 version - i7 is a pricey upgrade
13 years ago
Review: Lenovo ThinkPad T430
You know how some shoes are so comfortable that you wear them until they wear out? That's how I feel about Lenovo keyboards.
13 years ago
T430 Design
This 430 series has a major design issues. First its hard disk layout. It is kept right below your left palm rest because of which it heats up a lot. Second its port layouts. They are very awkwardly placed and very difficult to get it through (especially the USB 3.0 ports).
13 years ago
Review Update Lenovo ThinkPad T430s Notebook
Other features, same verdict: we can repeat the same conclusion in a similar form from our first test . The ThinkPad T430s is an absolutely solid evolution from the predecessor and an interesting alternative to the T430 .
Pros:
- Excellent wormanship and stability
- Excellent input devices
- Strong application performance
- High mobility
- Extensive connectivity options
- 3 year warranty
- The T430s combines strong performance hardware with high mobility and solid workmanship.
Cons:
- Dissapointing TN panel
- Very loud DVD drive
- Weak speakers
- High price
- You can search for weaknesses if you want: but it will be difficult to find any serious problems with the ThinkPad.
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