Lenovo ThinkPad T410 Series

Very good application performance ; Input devices ; Matt, fairly bright display ; Good communication configuration ; Docking Port ; Optimus technology for good battery life under low load

Contrast poor display with standard color spectrum ; Practically no supplies

That the power consumption is even lower than in the first T410s test model, which however has a touchscreen, despite the brighter display and stronger hardware in the low load field (that is with a disabled 3100M)

Tried and tested Thinkpad design ; Trackpoint ; Keyboard ; Very good office performance and the latest hardware ; ThinkVantage tools ; Optimus technology extends battery runtimes

Contrast poor display with standard color spectrum ; Touchpad ; No recovery DVDs or manual

Too bad, that we always have to wait so long for business notebooks with interesting technologies that do improve the surplus value notably

Excellent application performance ; Touchscreen ; Input Devices ; Matte, comparably bright screen ; Communication features ; Docking Port

Virtually no accessories (not even a stylus) ; Black value, contrast, and illumination of the screen

14 inch business notebook with touchscreen

Proven Thinkpad design ; Trackpoint ; Keyboard ; Very good office performance and up-to-date hardware ; ThinkVantage tools

Not very bright display with a standard color range ; Touchpad ; No recovery DVDs or manual ; Energy Manager offers unimplemented functions

Many manufacturers will by and by upgrade their business devices with cutting-edge technology (from Intel). All 14 inchers with a comparable configuration that have been optimized for business use can be considered

With enough speed to be your primary computer for years to come, the ThinkPad T410s with Nvidia Optimus graphics and solid state drive raises the bar for mobile performance. And, if you can afford to attach three monitors simultaneously, this notebook...

A multiple record-breaker: Top performance and brightest screen among all laptops we've seen. Very slim and extremely lightweight. Rock-solid ThinkPad keyboard with well-thought-out controls. Love the textured touchpad. Sturdy as a granite pillar...

Battery life needs a serious boost. Expensive. No HDMI connector

Good design and great build quality ; Faster processor selections ; Optional switchable graphics and multi-touch LCD

Poor screen contrast ; Limited battery life

Noise levels were at a minimum even during stressful situations like constant back-to-back benchmarks. The highest fan speed we heard as near whisper levels and barely heard if you were more than a few feet away in a quiet room

Like an aspiring younger brother, the Lenovo ThinkPad T410s is thinner and lighter than the T410, yet manages to perform nearly as well. However, a sub-4-pound machine that lasts only 4 hours on a charge doesn't seem worth the $260 premium (when...

Classic T-Series keyboard ; Lots of ports, including FireWire and eSATA

LCD image quality subpar with video and games ; Mediocre audio playback quality

The T410 retains the legendary keyboard feel of ThinkPads, but also remains somewhat pricey.