Lenovo ThinkPad 12.5" Ultrabook, Intel Core i5 i5-4200U, 4GB RAM, 500GB HD, 16GB SSD, Windows 7 Professional, Black, 20AL008XUS

from NickM

I use the Lenovo ThinkPad X240 through work. Whereas it is not bad it can be frustating to use because there is no <BREAK> key. As I am a developer and often want to interupt code when it is running a <BREAK> key is essential, this problem can be got around easily by the use of another keyboard, ...

from ekontsevoy

I've waited for 2+ years to upgrade from x220 to the latest gen Thinkpad, hoping to get cooler running Xeon CPU with much longer battery life. I got that, but I lost a LOT more. Things that got worse are: * Keyboard is a huge downgrade, it's not as ergonomic and functional as on x220 * Trackpad...

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I was using X200 for last 5 years and about 6 months back I've upgraded to X240. The main reason for me to upgrade to X240 was it's unique tracking / mouse and it's robust body. X240 completely failed in both aspects. Within six months my track-pad and surface started fading. The inbuilt button f...

from longtermThinkPaduser

While going through all the typical hassles of reconfiguring a new computer, I found the track pad right- and left-click buttons very imprecise and somewhat noisy (at least for use in business meetings). I told myself that I would become more facile with continued use, but after two days (and onl...

from frustratednick

I've tried the X240 and was disappointed by 2 usb ports instead of three as well the horrible effort to upgrade ram and hd or to change the keyboard. The current incarnation of the clickpad drives me nuts. No need to have internal battery if there is easy to replace external. Tried everywhere in ...