The ThinkPad X1 Carbon is an ultraportable notebook with a 14-inch display featuring a carbon fiber chassis, included 3G connectivity, and Intel's Ivy Bridge generation of processors. It has Dolby Home Theater audio and a 720p webcam.
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Status:
Available
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Availability date:
Aug. 21, 2012
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Price at launch:
$1,299.00
What You Need To Know
- It features Lenovo's RapidCharge for a near-full battery charge after 30 minutes
- It weighs less than three pounds
- The Core i7 model can have 3G enabled Wi-Fi which comes with a GPS model.
Verge Review
Lenovo's made the most of the time since Intel defined the "ultrabook" last fall, releasing a number of different models designed for different users. By and large, the company's done good work, too: we called the ThinkPad U300s the best ultrabook on the market back in November, and the IdeaPad U310 delivers pretty solid value for $799.
But Lenovo saved its best for its latest, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon. The Carbon is the successor to last year's X1, and ticks all the ultrabook boxes, but it...
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Basic Specs
| Laptop type |
Ultraportable |
| Thickness |
.71 inches |
| Weight |
3 pounds |
| Operating system |
Windows 7 |
| Screen size (diagonal) |
14 inches |
| CPU brand |
Intel |
| CPU family |
Ivy Bridge |
| Graphics type |
Integrated |
| Integrated GPU model |
HD Graphics 4000 |
| The Verge Battery Test |
4 hours and 44 minutes |
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