Lenovo ThinkPad X1 test: lightest and thinnest Thinkpad Ultrabook
The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 is the lightest and thinnest Ultrabook the ThinkPad range is offered. Made its debut at the Ultrabook already Mai.Sein predecessor was able to score high quality workmanship, but disappointed in life and emissions. This was not least due to the default processor. A ideapad y450 battery is in constant flux and capturing all of its data is exhaustive.
With a housing made of carbon, the manufacturer uses a material connection to the high rigidity and low material strength promises. This saves weight. Shall bring the 14-inch 1380 g lean on the scales. Despite the low profile, Lenovo is at 18.8 mm, the chassis achieved a very high torsional rigidity. Lenovo ideapad y550 battery can be built to perform better but this comes at a cost.
The visual design does not need a lot of words are lost. You either like the simple black of haptically pleasant soft-touch surface or not. Aims has the obligatory red TrackPoint, the red underlined and the click pad buttons in the right corner of the palm rest to-find ThinkPad logo. Let’s look at real-life situations and examine what stresses lithium-ion ideapad y430 battery encounter.
Utmost praise deserves the keyboard. At first the fingers are on the rubberized grip and slightly curved keys. The keys have a long stroke, which is a defined pressure point and finally a well-damped Tastnanschlag follow. Moreover, the key suspension stable and the key mat are not after. Environmental conditions, and not cycling alone, are a key ingredient to longevity, and the worst situation is keeping a fully charged ThinkPad sl510 battery at elevated temperatures.
Deformations and dents are practically not. Very good values can be further achieved with respect to the display rigidity. Also pressures on the back lead to any significant distortion of the display. Not so positive is the adjustment of the hinges. You let a whipping of the panel, which can easily become a puzzle of train or car rides. Opens the notebook two hands are needed, a fact that is hardly avoidable in this lightweight. This is the case when running a laptop off the power grid. Under these conditions, a lenovo y530 battery will typically last for about two years
With only two USB ports, of which only one has the Revision 3.0, the connectivity is not exactly abundant. On VGA and HDMI is dispensed with in favor of a mini-display port. Currently, the Thinkpad X1 will come with Windows 7 Professional (64 bit). Even more stressful is leaving a ThinkPad x60 battery in a hot car, especially if exposed to the sun.
After first impression can convince the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 through exemplary processing for narrow and lightweight. On the keyboard almost a hymn could be sung. A little more would be, particularly in view of the high price, the display can be expected. Full-HD IPS panel would be here rather on the amount of time