Reviewers Liked
- Fast performance for productivity apps, music and video playback, solidly built
- Solid construction; slim and lightweight; above average battery life; nice touchpad; lots of nifty little features
- Lovely textured trackpad (ironically redundant given the multitouch screen). Still offers solid ThinkPad design and sturdiness. Turns Paint into Fingerpaint — fun!
- Excellent quality and construction; thoughtful keyboard layout; inventive touchscreen features
- Blazing fast performance, Best-in-class keyboard, Intuitive Simple Tap interface
- Multitouch panel works well. Exquisitely thin. Modular optical drive included. Fast, energy-efficient processor. Nice resolution. Tough as nails. Phenomenal typing experience. Excellent green credentials
- Excellent quality and construction; thoughtful keyboard layout; inventive touch-screen features
- Responsive touch screen; excellent productivity performance; SimpleTap utility brings makes touch features more accessible; full security and durability features; solid-state-drive and WWAN options
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Expensive multitouch feature
- Pricey; no dedicated graphics processor; no DVD writer
- Huge price markup for touch features. Massive performance, weight and battery hit. Stretching to use multitouch screen is uncomfortable for more than a few seconds, making extended touch usage nearly impossible and rarely accurate
- Expensive; touchscreen features have limited real-world usefulness for most
- Heavier than original T400s, High premium for touchscreen
- No FireWire or extra card slot. No extended batteries available
- Expensive; touch-screen features have limited real-world usefulness for most
- Short runtime with standard battery; mediocre 3D performance; must choose between a card reader and an ExpressCard slot; early buyers must download touch utility
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