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Expert review by: Hubert Nguyen (ubergizmo.com)

Lenovo X1 Carbon Review

Last year, Lenovo came out with the Lenovo Thinkpad X1, a laptop that was unprecedented in the company's history. Lenovo is coming back with a follow-up in the the Lenovo X1 Carbon. The new laptop builds upon the strengths of [...]

Overall, the Lenovo X1 Carbon is an amazing work laptop. It has a very sturdy design that is also low-maintenance. It has an awesome keyboard that is unrivaled in my opinion – even my desktop keyboard is jealous of it. The ergonomics are really tuned...

Aug, 2012

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Lenovo X1 Hybrid ThinkPad review: Hands-on

Lenovo's doubles that battery life of its original X1 with a new Instant Media Mode that brings a Linux-based interface, it's own dual-core processor and storage

The Hybrid edition of the X1 is an interesting move from Lenovo in a world where both power and battery life are becoming increasingly important in the face of competition from the Ultrabook and MacBook Air families.

Feb, 2012

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Expert review by: Serdar Yegulalp (techworld.com)

Lenovo X1 ThinkPad Carbon ultrabook review

The slim, light, and solid X1 marks the spot for classic-laptop-loving business users

The Lenovo X1 Carbon is a slender and well-built business-class Ultrabook that wasn't designed to hop on board the Windows 8 bandwagon. The X1 Carbon might annoy some people with its choice of on-board software, but the hardware is nearly beyond reproach.

Dec, 2012

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Expert review by: Harley Ogier (pcworld.co.nz)

Lenovo X1 Carbon

Lenovo sidesteps its usual boxy design, creating something truly ultra-slim and light that still captures the matte-black business feel that the brand is so well known for.

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Lenovo X1 Carbon video demo

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From the front, Lenovo's Thinkpad X1 Carbon looks just like any other Thinkpad made in the last 20 years, which is no bad thing. The difference comes when you look at just how thin the device is, as Lenovo has done a brilliant job of packing...