Lenovo ThinkPad X201 Tablet - Intel Core i7

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Pros:

Faster processor than previous versions, Optional touchpad, Excellent fullsize keyboard, Matte display doesn't attract glare.
Fast Intel Core i7 processor; great specifications: battery life, warranty, light and sleek.
Responsive multitouch display, Lightweight,durable design, Strong performance, Crisp video playback

Cons:

Expensive, Poor speakers, Battery life is shorter than its predecessor, Multitouch display is an optional upgrade
Very expensive compared to similar models once it’s customized to compete.

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Last revision on February 20, 2012

Reviewers Liked

Faster processor than previous versions, Optional touchpad, Excellent fullsize keyboard, Matte display doesn't attract glare
Fast Intel Core i7 processor; great specifications: battery life, warranty, light and sleek
Responsive multitouch display, Lightweight,durable design, Strong performance, Crisp video playback

Reviewers Didn't Like

Expensive, Poor speakers, Battery life is shorter than its predecessor, Multitouch display is an optional upgrade
Very expensive compared to similar models once it’s customized to compete
Mediocre battery life, Cramped touchpad

Expert reviews and ratings

A fantastic, but pricey, tablet PC option, once it’s spec’d out...

By TopTenREVIEWS on June 01, 2010

Lenovo's super-fast multitouch convertible crams Core i7 power into an ultraportable...

By LaptopMag on February 23, 2010

The Lenovo ThinkPad X201 Tablet looks like a regular laptop, but it has a trick up its sleeve -- the 12.1-inch display swivels on its hinge to fold flat, turning the ThinkPad into a tablet computer. Experts say the ThinkPad X201 Tablet is the best...

By ConsumerSearch on March 01, 2011

Oh sure, the world may be off creating underpowered, web-based tablets, but Lenovo's not giving up on those who still need an old-fashioned, fully-powered tablet PC (all 10.1 of you). Truth be told, powerful is exactly how we would describe the new...

By Engadget on February 23, 2010