Lenovo adds rugged ThinkPhone to appeal to ThinkPad users

Lenovo has unveiled the ThinkPhone, an Android smartphone the company is positioning as a business device alongside its ThinkPad laptops, with a number of features designed to make the two devices work better together. lenovo thinkphone The ThinkPhone is the product of Lenovo's Motorola division, which it acquired back in …

[Jurassic.Hermit]

Been there and done it

Seems similar to what Microsoft tried years ago with their 950XL phone?

[Fruit and Nutcase]

Rounded Corners are too Big!

The rounded corners do not match the proportions of a ThinkPad. They should be of a smaller radius.

[Sleep deprived]

Not a word about key feature?

I expect no less than a Thinkpad-grade keyboard feel!

[Roj Blake]

Re: Not a word about key feature?

I demand a red nipple in the middle of the keyboard!

[spold]

Re: Not a word about key feature?

>>>I demand a red nipple in the middle of the keyboard!

...more likely to get a bit of a tit in front of it.

[Anonymous Coward]

Re: Not a word about key feature?

You freak! TWO nipples! In the middle of the screen.

[Anonymous Coward]

rugged device thanks to a lightweight aramid fiber that's "stronger than steel,"

I smell bullshit pouring out of my bullshitmeter. Perhaps it's meant to be 'office-rugged'?

[I ain't Spartacus]

Re: rugged device thanks to a lightweight aramid fiber that's "stronger than steel,"

I'm sure the phone casing is very strong. But strong phones aren't the problem. It's the massive fuck-off glass bit on the front that breaks. Hence calling a phone rugged is stupid, unless you've done something to protect the glass. At least a rubber bumper round it, so only a direct drop onto a non flat surface is required to break it.