First Windows 7 laptop review: Lenovo T400s
We've played around with various pre-release versions of Windows 7 for a long time now, but the prize for being the first PC maker to actually ship us a street-ready system with Windows 7 pre-installed goes to Lenovo.
Even better, this new version of the ThinkPad T400s also includes a multi-touch display, with custom touch software to take advantage of Win 7's built-in touch support.
It can be argued that Lenovo's build quality and attention to detail are second to none, and the T400s feels like a solid, heavy-duty machine that will stand up to a lot of action. ThinkPad buyers (either small business individuals or corporate IT departments) know what they're looking for and don't mind paying premium for it. The touchscreen T400s starts at $1,999, and includes Lenovo's usual ThinkVantage suite of business and security-minded software and hardware.
Read the full review of the Lenovo ThinkPad T400s (Windows 7 Professional).
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That said, kudos to Microsoft for coming up with touch screen capability on a laptop first (afaik).
- by smileredrose October 20, 2009 10:39 AM PDT
- FYI....GOOD DEAL
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