Is this Lenovo ThinkPad rugged?
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As far as I can tell, it is. But then it pretty much stays in one place in my home. The Lenovo brand is known for how well built they are...
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No, I would not call it any more rugged than any other laptop. The shell is the regular plastic that is not terribly thick/stiff. Also, the CD drive opens EXTREMELY easily and would cause a ruggedness issue. I had to get software to disable the disc drive because it was such a problem.
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I use this computer for our automotive business. It's constantly in use and my technician has never experienced any issues with it getting hot. I even purchased a second Lenovo Laptop for another tech because of how satisfied I was with this first purchase.
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I know the Depot warranty is not affected by memory upgrades. Memory is a user-serviceable upgrade. I've contacted Lenovo for keyboard and hard drive replacements and there has never been an issue (or even a question about) memory upgrades affecting warranty status. The T430 and earlier series' are rock solid, business-class machines.
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It looks rugged.So far it is not working,I think it's my software. There may be a web site to download software but I haven't found it yet.
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its wacom technology. if lenovo thinkpad has a digitizer on it and supports wacom technology, then yes.i cannot give u a direct 100% answer bcuz i dun own thinkpad. i bought this for my samsung tablet
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Go to Lenovo website to confirm. Off the top of my head I would say NO but might be incorrect.
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No, it has the standard Thinkpad keyboard which is very practical to use. This is last year's model, am not sure about the most recent one
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No. I think those are Thinkpad standard features; Lenovo doesn't consider this model good enough to deserve the "Thinkpad" name, and I guess the lack of the red pointing stick is one of the reasons.
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At this time since the Ram is soldered in, it cannot be easily replaced. Later on someone will likely make a tutorial on how to unsolder it and upgrade to 8gb. This will probably void your Lenovo warranty but the warranty only last 1 And a little over a year from now on the extra RAM will be useful
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Glad to hear you haven't given up on the ThinkPad/IdeaPad family. I've had my Lenovo S10 for several weeks now and really enjoy it. To make it more user-friendly in fixed situations, I bought a USB keyboard for $6 and a USB optical mouse with retractable cord for another $8. Additionally, I upgraded the RAM to the max of 2Gb for $20. A very nice computer. It essentially replaced my very old ThinkPad that I had bought in 2000.Having looked at all the offerings, the only other netbook I would even consider is the Samsung NC-10. It's nearly identical to the Lenovo S10, but comes with a 6-cell battery and one additional USB outlet. It also costs more. Glad to hear you haven't given up on the ThinkPad/IdeaPad family. I've had my Lenovo S10 for several weeks now and really enjoy it. To make it more user-friendly in fixed situations, I bought a USB keyboard for $6 and a USB optical mouse with retractable cord for another $8. Additionally, I upgraded the RAM to the max of 2Gb for $20. A very nice computer. It essentially replaced my very old ThinkPad that I had bought in 2000.Having looked at all the offerings, the only other netbook I would even consider is the Samsung NC-10. It's nearly identical to the Lenovo S10, but comes... » Read More Glad to hear you haven't given up on the ThinkPad/IdeaPad family. I've had my Lenovo S10 for several weeks now and really enjoy it. To make it more user-friendly in fixed situations, I bought a USB keyboard for $6 and a USB optical mouse with retractable cord for another $8. Additionally, I upgraded the RAM to the max of 2Gb for $20. A very nice computer. It essentially replaced my very old ThinkPad that I had bought in 2000.Having looked at all the offerings, the only other netbook I would even consider is the Samsung NC-10. It's nearly identical to the Lenovo S10, but comes with a 6-cell battery and one additional USB outlet. It also costs more. « Show Less
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Yes. This model is an entry ThinkPad notebook, and most of the customers who order it are buying it for personal use, not for business.
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Lenovo Thinkpad X1 is rated higher than Samsung. It is the best decision I ever made in buying a computer equipment. It is reliable and efficient.
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It is marked with Lenovo as being a genuine product. It works perfecfly, the power cord portion is long. Worth the money.
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no, but it's actually pretty good is an excellent laptop, I have not had any problems so far.
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What I bought is: ThinkPad X230 34352TU 12.5" LED Tablet PC - Core i7 i7-3520M 2.9GHz - Black and it is a convertible). I had a view to the company page from Lenovo before I bought and good the right one. You my phone the seller to make it clear to meet your expectation!Hartmut
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no it is not and while I like it, I have purchased a lenovo ideapad 13 which is awesome - a notebook, a tablet, a touchscreen, etc all in one. check out the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Su9O-2fRwcI
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I purchased a refurbished unit from Tampa Laptops. The unit I received was in no way "mint," as the device had been in-service for a period of time. The unit was well cleaned and had no visible signs of abuse, but by no means would you confuse it for "new." I've had it under daily use for several weeks now and it performs perfectly. One word of caution for anyone buying a Lenovo/IBM laptop via Amazon or its resellers. You cannot count on receiving the exact unit when specified in the item description (e.g. T400 7417-TPU). You will receive something that is functionally similar, but may have variations in specifications.