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Performance results from ATTO, verify testing on the previous page. The drive is capable of sustaining around 100 MB/s in both sequential read and write tests. This is about as good as a (7,200 rpm) mechanical 2.5 inch drive will get.
That is seriously impressive. Its fairly expensive, but with all the work and materials involved I wouldnt mind paying it.
Surprised about the keyboard being that good, most laptop keyboards suck ass.
Fantastic. looks ideal for my business needs. No need to worry about a discrete card.
Great to see lenovo aiming a little higher. most of their machines are budget oriented
backlighted keyboard, I wish more manufacturers would use them. my mates mac has one and i love it.
Yeah thats what a call a good laptop. Tginkpad always had brilliant keyboards, good to see lenovo didnt cock it up
Whats milspec? Some kind of rugged standard?
We bought five of these for work and they are really good. Ideal for travelling as they can take a fair bit of abuse.
Battery slice is very costly however and needed for anything serious on the move.
Shame its not an ips screen. Some other thinkpads use those.
I know there were some battery issues with this initially, but I think a bios update has sorted it. This is a heck of a nice machine for most people (excluding gamers).
Such a shame they went for a single memory slot, and therefore single channel. Understandable for a netbook, but for a 1000+ machine? I know space is at a premium, but SODIMM slots can be stacked or placed beside each other, I cant see how this couldnt be done.
really looks cool! no doubt about it but im looking for a mid-high range laptop just like this
http://www.thinkpadtoday.com/thinkpad-x220-and-x220-tablet-review-the-new-benchmark-for-ultraportables.htm
which gives a little more kick! any suggestion?