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When it comes to laptops, it’s hard to find a brand that’s more instantly recognisable than ThinkPad. Since IBM’s PC division was bought by Lenovo more than two years ago, there’s been no sign of a dip in the quality of the systems arriving on the...
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Moving seamlessly between laptop and note-taking modes, the Lenovo ThinkPad X60 Tablet is a superb convertible notebook with a first-rate keyboard. Its a great tablet, too, thanks to a responsive screen that accepts input from both a digitiser pen a...
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The Lenovo ThinkPad X60 Tablets versatility as a tablet and its long list of excellent features make it a great choice for mobile professionals. Carla Thornton Lowest online price: £N/A...
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For tablet users this small, light tablet PC will offer hours of casual usage away from a power source and will comfortably handle a good range of commonly used software. The standard ThinkPad chassis is rugged and is easy to hold onto. The 8-cell batt...
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ThinkVantage software, rugged design, excellent battery life...
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No optical drive The Final Word For tablet users this small, light tablet PC will offer hours of casual usage away from a power source and will comfortably handle a good range of commonly used software. The standard ThinkPad chassis is rugged and is ea...
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For tablet users this small, light tablet PC will offer hours of casual usage away from a power source and will comfortably handle a good range of commonly used software. The standard ThinkPad chassis is rugged and is easy to hold onto. The 8-cell batt...
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If your business or studies require full functionality from your notebook while away from power and network connections then you can?t go wrong with the X60. While it?s expensive, it?s still competitively priced in its class.
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Extremely portable...
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Fairly hefty pricing especially with the added cost of an external optical drive. The Final Word If your business or studies require full functionality from your notebook while away from power and network connections then you cant go wrong with the X6...
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If your business or studies require full functionality from your notebook while away from power and network connections then you cant go wrong with the X60. While its expensive, its still competitively priced in its class.
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The dual-core X60 may have gained a little weight over the X40 series, but in return you get superb build quality, stunning battery life and by far the fastest ultraportable weve seen We thought wed have to wait until Intel released the Ultra Low Vo...
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Digitaltrends.com Updated: 2014-05-25 01:52:20
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Video Review: The Lenovo ThinkPad X60 Laptop is the thinnest tablet PC in the world. This ultraportable laptop is 1.1” thin and weighs in around 3.8 pounds. The battery life is excellent with an average life of around 7 hours for normal use.The...
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gcn.com
Updated: 2014-05-25 01:52:22
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The Toshiba Portege M400-S4032 costs $2,199, a good price considering all you get. This would be suited to users who like to run multiple programs at once, and are keeping an eye on their budget. Toshiba America Information Systems, Irvine, Calif...
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Great performance, good price.
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Subpar battery life.
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Lenovo ThinkPad X60 Tablet This top flight notebook/tablet hybrid is perfect for students and businesses. Recommend this story? Yes No Please Wait... Moving seamlessly between laptop and note-taking modes, the Lenovo ThinkPad X60 Tablet is a superb con...
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Superb convertible tablet, Shockmounted hard drive...
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Expensive, ExpressCard, optical drive not built in...
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This top flight notebook/tablet hybrid is perfect for students and businesses.
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thinkcomputers.org Updated: 2014-05-25 01:52:25
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If you are reading this review Im guessing you have heard of Lenovo. If you have not here is a quick history lesson. With IBM moving toward all business solutions, Lenovo acquired IBMs Personal Computing Division in May 2005. Lenovo offers laptop and...
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Unique swivel design, Thin and light, Very comfortable keyboard, Protection features, Active rotate feature, Eraser feature on stylus, Fingerprint reader...
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No optical drive...
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Honestly before really taking a closer look at the X60 Tablet I wondered why so many people had ThinkPads compared to the flashier Dells, Sonys, or Toshibas. Now I can see why. The level of protection of not just the hardware, but your data also i...
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Lenovos ThinkPad X60 is an ultra-light Tablet PC with a heavyweight punch. The X60 takes advantage of and positively upholds the excellent reputation of the IBM ThinkPad line of laptops. ThinkPads are slightly utilitarian in design, but this is part o...
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Very fast Intel Core Duo processor Amazing 4GB RAM capacity Lightweight without dock Excellent quality touch screen Fantastic battery life with 8-cell battery Biometric security...
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Thick body No built-in optical drive Not wide screen Busy keyboard...
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While the Lenovo X60 is not sexy or aesthetic in design, it is a powerful and reliable workhorse. The X60 has numerous features that are absolutely ideal for corporate and mobile-management use. The touch screen is awesome. Battery life goes far beyond...
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Businessweek.com Updated: 2014-05-25 01:52:26
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The ThinkPad X60 will cost you, but it offers dandy features and handily takes care of business...
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Laptop aficionados wondered whether Lenovos acquisition of the ThinkPad line from IBM would hurt the class act of the notebook world. Now, Tablet PC fans have to be wondering if the new Windows Vista operating system would help or hurt the usability...
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The best convertible on the market gets a serious upgrade, with a more versatile display and more power.
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Exceptionally light for a convertible, Best keyboard, Six-plus hours of battery life with extended battery, Generous Tablet buttons...
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Sluggish hard drive, Weak microphone and speaker...
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The original IBM/Lenovo X41 convertible has been our favorite ultralight Tablet-notebook combo since it premiered nearly two years ago, but its poky CPU has long since been outpaced by the competition. We are happy to see that everything we loved about...
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