Compare Prices : Lenovo ThinkPad X301 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: With new technologies and updates, the Lenovo ThinkPad X301 can still slide into a manila envelope. Of course, it'll cost you.

Pros: Great battery life. Terrific resolution. Industry-leading keyboard and dual pointing devices. An abundance of embedded wireless devices. Adds a DisplayPort. A bigger (128GB) SSD drive is now available. Outperforms its predecessor and the Apple Air. ...

Cons: Outrageously expensive. Ultra-low-voltage processor is not speedy.

Verdict: The Lenovo ThinkPad X301 is the most impressive ultraportable in its class. Too bad only a high-paid executive can afford one.

Review summary: While cheap netbooks are all the rage these days, just a few months ago the attention was being lavished on expensive, high-end thin and light notebooks. Namely the 13.3

Review summary: A few weeks ago, when Intel's Montevina rolled into town we saw a number of notebooks refreshed. Every company wanted to move their notebooks to the new platform, and Lenovo was one of the first out of the gate. Almost every ThinkPad received the ...

Review summary: Lenovo's update to the ThinkPad X300 adds Intel's Centrino 2 platform and DisplayPort to make an already excellent machine even better.

Pros: Extremely light, Impressively thin, Durable solid state drive, Onboard optical drive

Cons: No card slots, Pricey

Verdict: A new rubberized soft-touch paint gives the keyboard deck and outer shell a comfortable feel and secure grip. Lenovo includes the usual ports and connectors: three USB 2.0, VGA, Ethernet, headphone and microphone jacks, and DisplayPort. Noticeably ...

Review summary: Lenovo has launched the new Thinkpad in the market, this time in the shape of the X301. The Lenovo Thinkpad X301 comes with an option for 64GB or 128 GB of SSD memory