Comments on: Full Launch Review – Lenovo ThinkPad T400s, specifications, gallery and video

By: Ash

Ash — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 06:44:38 +0000

I have been a great fan of ThinkPad actually I consider myself as a ThinkMan when I use computer due to my IT Career. Anyway I have been using ThinkPad since early days like T40 or for myself and have dealt with hundreds of ThinkPads. Overall I like T400s a lot and its really lightweight and rugged. I have never owned a X301 but handled it. I would say stick to the 14″ laptops regardless of the weight as sometime it becomes painful to scroll the screen left-right-left-right. Once I get a X301 or latest models I will write a in detail opinion. Long Live ThinkPads

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By: del boy

del boy — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 13:13:39 +0000

Hopefully the next generation of T series laptops will accommodate a Quad core processor. I realise the W700 accommodates a Quad core, the only thing is it’s just to heavy. For the T series to reign supreme it must go Quad core.

Lenovo needs to start thinking about future proofing it’s laptop systems.
Does the T400s have a swappable processor or is it hardwired to its mother board.

Make no mistake there are numerous applications that would eat up the current T400s specs especially when it comes to multitasking.

The T400s DVD drive is upgradeable to a Blu ray drive. Blu Ray is best viewed with a res of 1080. I not sure if a res of 1440×900 would do blu ray material any justice.

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Ian Orford - Editor, ThinkPadToday.com — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 15:35:51 +0000

Looks like the X301 is perfect for you Stephen, and you are correct, 1lb can make a great deal of difference when you are looking for true ultraportability. There is no better notebook than the ThinkPad X301 if thats what you need. Check back here before you make you purchase because there will be a special ThinkPad X301 Coupon Code coming up. If you can't see one then contact us and we will check on the status for you.

By: S Giovannini

S Giovannini — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 16:51:42 +0000

Well, thanks to this new model, the price of the x301 is coming down, down to earth. For myself, a 1 lb. difference in weight is a big difference in the ultraportable world. I am preparing to purchase one, and I still like the x301 better if I can get it for about the same price, as portability is more important than a step up in processor speed that I do not need. And the new version of the x301 with the su9600 (dual core at 1.6) is plenty fast enough for any notebook work-related task in the legal field. I also do photography, but leave that kind of editing work to one of my two desktops.