ThinkPad X301 laptop with integrated graphics

User Review #7 Source: Lenovo.com by happy2009 on July 27th, 2009 at 7:10 PM CDT

Pros: Processor, Memory, Keyboard/peripherals, Screen size, Bluetooth, Weight, Battery, Included software, Durability, Warranty, Support, Security Features<BR>Cons: Storage The ThinkPad X301 can be summed up in three words, "simple the best". It is great for people on go. So, people heading back to, or going off to college for the first time, you will want to have this great product as your side kick! It is totally reliable, dependable and most important, affordable!

the best one everyone want to have


Pros:

Processor, Memory, Keyboard/peripherals, Screen size, Bluetooth, Weight, Battery, Included software, Durability, Warranty, Support, Security Features
Cons: Storage

The ThinkPad X301 can be summed up in three words, "simple the best". It is great for people on go. So, people heading back to, or going off to college for the first time, you will want to have this great product as your side kick! It is totally reliable, dependable and most important, affordable!

User Review #6 Source: Lenovo.com by RareBulbsMan on July 11th, 2009

Pros: Memory, Input/Output compatibility, Wireless card, Display resolution, Screen size<BR>Cons: Storage, Display performance, Weight, Battery, Included Software The X301 replaced my old X31. The X301 is lighter, has a larger screen, and a touch pad mouse. It is a real improvement over the X31. The solid state hard drive is limiting, so I added an external USB drive, 250 GB, from Toshiba. The entire system is still quite easily portable, and in fact travels in the case I used for my old X31. The X301 was shipped with Windows Vista. This refused to work with our wireless LAN, so we replaced the Vista OS with Windows XP; and it works fine now.

Lenovo X301


Pros:

Memory, Input/Output compatibility, Wireless card, Display resolution, Screen size
Cons: Storage, Display performance, Weight, Battery, Included Software

The X301 replaced my old X31. The X301 is lighter, has a larger screen, and a touch pad mouse. It is a real improvement over the X31. The solid state hard drive is limiting, so I added an external USB drive, 250 GB, from Toshiba. The entire system is still quite easily portable, and in fact travels in the case I used for my old X31.
The X301 was shipped with Windows Vista. This refused to work with our wireless LAN, so we replaced the Vista OS with Windows XP; and it works fine now.

User Review #5 Source: Lenovo.com by MarcusAurelius on July 2nd, 2009

Pros: Processor, Memory, Storage, Input/Output compatibility, Keyboard/peripherals, Wireless card, Display resolution, Screen size, Display performance, Video card, Bluetooth, Weight, Battery, Included software, Software compatibility, Durability, Warranty, Support, Security Features, Build Quality What an amazing little powerhouse this sub notebook is, no other brand name laptop in this size range can compare, excellent unmatched quality with top of the line specs.

Its a Lenovo


Pros:

Processor, Memory, Storage, Input/Output compatibility, Keyboard/peripherals, Wireless card, Display resolution, Screen size, Display performance, Video card, Bluetooth, Weight, Battery, Included software, Software compatibility, Durability, Warranty, Support, Security Features, Build Quality

What an amazing little powerhouse this sub notebook is, no other brand name laptop in this size range can compare, excellent unmatched quality with top of the line specs.