"ThinkPad T400 Laptop Computer - 14.1"" widescreen with discrete graphics"

User Review #39 Source: Lenovo.com by potsy on July 19th, 2009

Pros: Processor, Storage, Input/Output compatibility, Wireless card, Video card, Bluetooth, Battery, Durability, Support, Build Quality<BR>Cons: Weight, Included Software I bought this machine after the Dell I had decided it didn't want to work anymore. Overall, I like and would buy it again. The machine is a little glitchy though. It is loaded with a ton or proprietary software that in most cases, one just doesn't need. I feel that it really slows down the system. After performing an MSCONFIG to remove the over thirty startup programs that were running at startup; it boots and operates much better. This is not a light machine (ie. not very portable). It is light enough for the average laptop user, but not for extremely mobile people. The graphics are good and I have not had any problem there. Most of my problems have been microsoft problems and that is no fault of Lenovo. Like I said, I would buy it again.

Solid Machine


Pros:

Processor, Storage, Input/Output compatibility, Wireless card, Video card, Bluetooth, Battery, Durability, Support, Build Quality
Cons: Weight, Included Software

I bought this machine after the Dell I had decided it didn't want to work anymore. Overall, I like and would buy it again. The machine is a little glitchy though. It is loaded with a ton or proprietary software that in most cases, one just doesn't need. I feel that it really slows down the system. After performing an MSCONFIG to remove the over thirty startup programs that were running at startup; it boots and operates much better. This is not a light machine (ie. not very portable). It is light enough for the average laptop user, but not for extremely mobile people. The graphics are good and I have not had any problem there. Most of my problems have been microsoft problems and that is no fault of Lenovo. Like I said, I would buy it again.

User Review #38 Source: Lenovo.com by KYTechLover on July 17th, 2009

Pros: Processor, Memory, Storage, Wireless card, Battery, Warranty, Support<BR>Cons: lenovo access connections, took 2 months to get computer I really like my T400 and use it with a docking station (which I would strongly recommend). I did have a key on the keyboard break off, but tech support was good about sending out a new keyboard under warranty, which was extremely easy to replace. Found Access Connections to be annoying and slow to respond, so I decided to remove it and have had no further issues (Windows has handled the internet access perfectly). Despite these bumps in the road, I would recommend this computer!

Good computer, couple minor issues


Pros:

Processor, Memory, Storage, Wireless card, Battery, Warranty, Support
Cons: lenovo access connections, took 2 months to get computer

I really like my T400 and use it with a docking station (which I would strongly recommend). I did have a key on the keyboard break off, but tech support was good about sending out a new keyboard under warranty, which was extremely easy to replace. Found Access Connections to be annoying and slow to respond, so I decided to remove it and have had no further issues (Windows has handled the internet access perfectly). Despite these bumps in the road, I would recommend this computer!

User Review #37 Source: Lenovo.com by thefool on July 16th, 2009

Pros: Memory, Storage, Input/Output compatibility, Keyboard/peripherals, Wireless card, Screen size, Durability, Build Quality<BR>Cons: Display resolution, Display performance, Weight Great computer, would buy again. My only scruple is that you cannot get a high resolution, high nit screen. Nor a screen with an IPS panel.

Built like a rock


Pros:

Memory, Storage, Input/Output compatibility, Keyboard/peripherals, Wireless card, Screen size, Durability, Build Quality
Cons: Display resolution, Display performance, Weight

Great computer, would buy again. My only scruple is that you cannot get a high resolution, high nit screen. Nor a screen with an IPS panel.