Lenovo thinkpad laptop reviews X100E

Lenovo's never-ending, this time Lenovo ThinkPad X100e bigger and more powerful than a netbook, but is a solution for anyone who has been thinking about buying a netbook but has been delayed by the size and slower CPU. This can be a separate appeal of these products.

Lenovo ThinkPad keyboard X100e has a full-sized keys - including two big shift key - and also including the original screen resolution of 1366x768. You can type for long periods of time without feeling tired, and also the resolution of the screen that lets you line up two windows, in addition to increasing your productivity.

Bottom panel can be removed easily to expose the spare RAM slots, hard drives and wireless modules. There are also provisions for the 3G module. Screws remain close to the bottom panel, so there is no possibility of losing them. In our WorldBench 6 benchmark, Lenovo ThinkPad X100e prints 49, which can be approximately twice as fast as a netbook with Intel Atom 1.66GHz CPU. Compared with such a slim laptop as the Toshiba Satellite T110, which runs the Intel Pentium CPU, the ThinkPad X100e actually quite slow.

Lenovo ThinkPad keyboard X100e is truly a joy to type and the inclusion of units trackpoint is great added value. That makes the notebook easy to use that time in your lap. There are only a few important port on the edge of the Lenovo ThinkPad X100e. You get three USB 2. ports, a Gigabit Ethernet port, VGA port, a mixture of headphones / microphone port and SD card slot. You no ExpressCard/34 slot or a built-in 3G modules. You do not have Bluetooth and 802.11n wireless networking, and the notebook also has a webcam and microphone.

Basically, the Lenovo ThinkPad X100e fast enough to run the day-to-day office applications, making presentations, watching videos and doing some light multitasking. You will not want to complete the tasks are too much weight on it, like editing large photos and video cuts, but if you are patient enough then you can perform tasks as well. We have determined that the Lenovo ThinkPad X100e is miles ahead of the netbook when it comes to power and convenience, but also in the top notch style, especially the spill-proof keyboard and solid construction from the lid and chassis.

While the keyboard itself is really comfortable to use, the layout is not perfect. Remove the three keys from the corner (we used to get it right on the corner), and the Fn key fact in the lower left corner, instead of one important from the point. (We often find myself pressing the Fn key is Ctrl important to remember that).

A hard plastic cover around the screen Lenovo ThinkPad X100e, you can put pressure on the lid and play with reasonable force without puddles of water appear on the screen. Hinge that holds the screen in place of a difficult and perhaps provide a little more also lower Lenovo ThinkPad resistance.The X100e slightly warm after several hours of use, which can be annoying. There is no a fan that extracts hot air through the left side of the chassis, and also the bottom panel has ventilation.

To test the battery we left the brightness of the display at higher, enabling the wireless radio, power management disabled, and put an Xvid-encoded video. 6-cell battery Lenovo's ThinkPad X100e lasted 2hr 37min in check, which can be underwhelming results for the ultraportable with 6-cell battery. However, with the screen dimmed along with the conservative energy management plan, it is possible to get as many as three a few hours of it.

This is an important element of the interface screens, keyboards and pointing devices that make recommendations on this mini laptop is simple. It really is a treat to use when set against the screen netbook-sized keyboard packed with shaky and ill-placed button click. Hopefully this article can be your reference materials in the search for a laptop, hopefully useful, thank you very much.