Beauty
I have the x301 and it is awesome. Solid and reliable, works great with linux. A shame that Lenovo is slave to the Micro$oft tax though..
Lenovo has introduced what it claims is not only the thinnest and lightest ThinkPad yet, but also the fastest ultraportable around. The X201 is a 12.1in model and packs in a "normal Volt" Core i7 processor, the 2.66GHz i7-620M, Lenovo said. You can also opt for a Core i5 CPU, if you want a cheaper option. Lenovo X201s CULV- …
The 201 has the best battery life but also the fastest CPU. So I want that. But it also has the low resolution screen.
The 201s is lighter with a puny CPU but the battery is so small that the battery life is the worst. But it has a 1440x900 screen.
The tablet version will be purchased by nobody.
Can't they just make one with a fast CPU, big battery and hi-res screen, and give it the biggest number so we can tell which one it is?
I assume they all have integrated 3G, but this isn't mentioned.
I've had two X-series notebooks now - X24 and my current X40 - both second-hand, but absolutely brilliant machines. Thin, light, and with a proper keyboard. Also, no stupid mousepad to get in the way. I can't wait until these new ones find their way onto the second-hand market!!
The Lenovo X series has been the best available portable for some time now lightweight, low power consumption and real processing power. Its comparable with a high end desk top for most tasks and runs cpu-eaters like eclipse with no problems at all.
The apple thin thing may look kooler if you prefer white to black and they are marginally thinner but they are s l o w.
The tablet is described as "capacitive multitouch" which I think means no stylus-only mode(?) but I desire it. It should also run speech recognition at almost bearable speed. Due to disability I currently do input on a touchscreen with the "Fitaly" program.