Testseek.co.uk have collected 17 expert reviews of the Lenovo Thinkpad X61 and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Lenovo Thinkpad X61.
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Abstract: Santa Rosa Reversible Tablet: It seems entirely appropriate that theres a comprehensive guide to the Lenovo range of ThinkPad laptops on Wikipedia, because the list is simply enormous and we mere mortals need all the help we can get to ...
The great performance and features, and its reasonable price, make the Lenovo ThinkPad X61 our current top choice of ultraportable. Carla Thornton Lowest online price: £N/A ...
The X61 is a decent laptop with the caveats that the processor is a dog and the screen is low resolution. Switch it into Tablet mode and it comes into its own, as the screen works well in both portrait and landscape. Added to that, Lenovo has included...
Abstract: Lenovo recently sent me a review unit of the ThinkPad X61, one of their ultraportable notebooks in the ThinkPad lineup. It’s thin, light, and has the ThinkPad features we’ve come to love, but is it missing anything? Inside the X61 we received...
Abstract: As we approach the end of the first decade of the third millennium, it is easy to forget that the original IBM ThinkPad was a pen computer, and a tablet at that. That was all the way back in 1992 or so. Consumer tastes dictated a switch to a notebook c...
Full desktop performance in an ultraportable form factor, Elegant design coupled with excellent rugged construction, ThinkPad’s legendary keyboard, Availability of optional features such as Turbo Memory, WWAN connectivity, and Ultrabase
Screen is inherently difficult to view at different angles, Sounds is a bit low, Battery tends to give a little over time, and hibernation software not 100 percent perfect, System comes full of bloatware
The ThinkPad X61 is an excellent ultraportable worth the premium charged for its light weight, and ultra strong build. I’d recommend upgrading to 2 GB of memory, the 8 cell battery, and perhaps the X6 ultrabase. These additional costs should b...
Abstract: Laptops are becoming as ubiquitous as mobile phones and it is now rare to see executives travel without them. Lenovo, which acquired IBM’s former PC division, has held rigidly to the company’s standard of producing high-quality, well-engineere...
Abstract: The X61 was the heaviest ultra-portable engineers examined, weighing in at 3.11 pounds, and thats without an internal optical drive. It measures 1.39 inches in thickness when the screen is closed. Its screen was one of the largest, measuring 12.1 inches...
