Lenovo ThinkPad X230 Core i7-3520M 500GB 12.5in
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13 years ago
Review Lenovo ThinkPad X230t (N2C2AGE) Convertible
Two become one: The Lenovo ThinkPad X230T is more than just a solid office notebook for business customers. The versatile convertible can also replace a tablet PC and a notepad - at the same time it convinces with well-known ThinkPad qualities.
Pros:
- Long battery runtimes
- High application performance
- High-quality case
- Excellent keyboard
- Extensive port configuration
- Low noise levels
- A great keyboard
- solid build quality and many ports - the X230T is a real ThinkPad.
Cons:
- Very small touchpad, Protruding battery, Digitizer accuracy could be better, Display is slightly bouncing, With a weight of around 1.8 kg the device is definitely not a lightweight, this especially has a negative impact in the tablet mode
- However, most of the competitors are also quite heavy
13 years ago
This is a perfect machine for people who like to stay mobile and actually do more than just surf the web. It's light, lasts forever on a charge and can be expanded into quite the powerhouse. It's amazing that there's an ExpressCard slot on such a small laptop. My satcom card works great.
13 years ago
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13 years ago
Cons: Poor trackpad (most people buying these will use the trackpoint anyways) Only 1336x768 resolution. Other: Battery Latch design is made to have some looseness to it, does not interfere in operation. I have owned an x230 for 4 months, and it has not given me any problems.
13 years ago
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It is perfect. I am very like it. The new keyboard is quite and concise. The very powerful system is what I have owned.
13 years ago
Lenovo ThinkPad X230 review
The Lenovo ThinkPad X230 laptop retains the hallmarks of the X series, though it's pricey and boxy-looking compared to more-modern designs. Read our Lenovo ThinkPad X230 review.
13 years ago
Lenovo ThinkPad X230t
The Lenovo ThinkPad X230t plucks the best features from business ultraportables and adds multitouch and quality convertible tablet design.
13 years ago
If you're in a mobile occupation where mixing laptop and tablet functions will enhance your productivity, this ThinkPad convertible is an attractive offering-but you'll soon have a number of less chunky Windows 8 hybrids to choose from.
Pros:
- Solid construction and performance
- Instant-on from sleep mode
- Backlit keyboard
Cons:
- Weight and thickness
- Screen bounces when performing touch tasks in notebook mode
13 years ago
Lenovo ThinkPad X230 (Tablet PC)
We routinely give ThinkPads high praise for their comfortable keyboards, sturdy build and solid performance. With the ThinkPad X230 Tablet ($1,349 as tested), Lenovo adds a rotating touchscreen to the X230, making it a good fit for workers who need to input data either via touch or pen.
Pros:
- All-day battery life
- Excellent keyboard
- Exceptional sound quality
- Myriad business software options
Cons:
- Touchscreen offers limited functionality
- Underwhelming display quality
13 years ago
Though tablet PCs are rare, we may see more variety once Microsoft's Surface emerges later this year. Initially, the Surface is expected to be limited to ARM-based hardware and a more tightly-controlled software ecosystem.
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