ThinkPad T Series, more exciting new models! Thinkpad T410i, ThinkPad T410si & MultiTouch, ThinkPad T510i. Mini Review.

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Lenovo has quietly listed new T Series budget options, the ThinkPad T410i, T410si, and T510i for release early February. Just to make sure that it covers every price point Lenovo has released details of several new T Series specifications with a range of options and the Intel® Core™ i3 processor. Read more

ThinkPad rumor mill, the plot thickens! New L412/L512, ThinkPad W701/W701ds launches 1st March?

It is now almost certain that the R Series will be re-launched as the L Series in March and will have the Model designation ThinkPad L412 and ThinkPad L512. We first saw the ‘new’ R Series, i.e., the R410 and the R510 on our launch schedule prior to December 09 and wondered how a refreshed R Series would fit in with Lenovo’s emerging markets and SMB strategy. Read more

ThinkPad rumor mill, Thinkpad X201/X201s/X201 Tablet Launch dates moved!

New ThinkPad R510 and ThinkPad R410 to be released late January early February? Now that the dust has settled around the ThinkPad T410/T510 launch, we can now concentrate on the forthcoming release of the new ThinkPad X201/X210 and ThinkPad X201/X210 Tablet which should be with us during the last 10 days of February 2010. Read more

They are Back! ThinkPad T510, ThinkPad T410 and ThinkPad W510 back in stock!

There Back! After all the pent up anticipation the ThinkPad T510, ThinkPad T410 and the the newly released ThinkPad W510 workstation disappeared from the Lenovo site almost as soon as they had been released. Well, the good news is they are back! Read more

Launch date revealed, ThinkPad T410 – ThinkPad T510, plus prelaunch Review

Mark your calendars! Launch date set for the Lenovo ThinkPad T410 and ThinkPad T510? The new and much anticipated ThinkPad T410 and the ThinkPad T510 look very much like they are going to debut on, or very close to January 7th 2010, just a couple of days after we have slated the new ThinkPad X100e NetBook to Launch and ready for CES 2010 in Vegas. Read more

World first! New ThinkPad Netbook set for launch, ThinkPad X100e due January 5th 2010

We can confirm that all the hype spreading over the net re the supposed new ThinkPad X200e NetBook is correct. With one glaring exception. The new small form factor ThinkPad NetBook will be called the ThinkPad X100e, and its been dubbed the ‘Entry level ultra portable, the first ThinkPad of its size’. Read more

Lenovo L215p HD Monitor Review. Verdict? We love it!

Lenovo L215p HD Monitor Review. We don’t normally do hardware and monitor reviews at ThinkPadToday but we are making an exception for the Lenovo 215p HD Monitor. It’s simply superb! So good we bought one after seeing the review model.

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Lenovo ThinkPad X200 tablet & ThinkPad T400s get SimpleTap & MultiTouch technology

In a typically innovative move Lenovo gets a jump on the notebook industry today by introducing Enhanced MultiTouch panel technology to the ThinkPad X200 Tablet, and interestingly the new super desirable ThinkPad T400s.

<– Visit the ThinkPad T400s MultiTouch page at Lenovo

The X200 Tablet comes with an option for the Intel Core 2 Duo SL9400 1.86GHz with 6MB L2 cache and starts at $1654. The X200 Tablet, whilst in its self, an object of desire for the techno geek in us, is still quite a narrow market.

Designed primarily for users needing fast data input such as sales professionals, health care workers and engineers, the current ThinkPad X200 tablet already supports one finger touch. The new  Enhanced MulitTouch panel can now use two-finger touch to perform a variety of gestures, including pinching, zooming, tapping and flicking through documents, web pages and photos instead of using a mouse.

The really interesting bit as far as we are concerned is the 4 finger support on the ThinkPad T400s screen which opens up a whole new world with the firth coming Windows 7 supporting MultiTouch.

To compliment the new technology Lenovo have also developed an application called SimpleTap. Two fingers tapped anywhere on the screen opens the application. You can then choose between several hardware-based functions which include turning on or off the wireless, controlling the ThinkLight and microphone, previewing the camera, enabling mute, or even adjusting the volume or screen brightness. You can also  lock the screen or put your ThinkPad into hibernate.

You can create your own tiles to enhance your own workday and integrate with your specialized applications. For example if you’re in sales, create a tile to launch your presentation with just the tap of a finger, or bring up your sales order form. If you’re a health professional, create a tile to display a patient’s medical records. Got a favorite website? Create a tile for YouTube, Amazon, Gmail and arrange the tiles however you want.

Finished with SimpleTap? Just one tap anywhere on the screen closes the application. Right now SimpleTap is a fun and simple way to access functions on your ThinkPad and enable quick and easy access to often used software, applications and websites. With the launch of Windows 7 and the increase in ‘touch’ awareness that is bound to follow this is a smart move by Lenovo.

The ThinkPad X200 Table and ThinkPad T400s with Enhanced MultiTouch panel technology and SimpleTap ease of use give us an exciting glimpse of things to come

New ThinkPad models, ThinkPad T410, ThinkPad T510, SL410/510, X210 for January 2010?

The launch of a new ThinkPad model always generates a great deal of excitement and the forthcoming ThinkPad T410, ThinkPad T510 and ThinkPad X210 and X210 Tablet models are already sending ThinkPad fans into a frenzy of anticipation. Read more

Detonate a Notebook thief with a kill switch? Is Lenovo ConstantSecure Remote Disable the ultimate deterrent?

Lenovo ConstantSecure Remote Disable allows Thinkpad users to detonate notebook thieves with an SMS Kill Switch? Well not really but if you have ever had your notebook stolen from right under your nose in the coffee shop or airport and wished you you could blow the thief to pieces, ( whilst keeping your precious notebook intact of course!) then you have to watch the demo video! Read more

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