At a glance Expert's Rating Pros ・Thin, light, and luxurious design ・Haptic touchpad and enjoyable keyboard ・Excellent ...

Mobile World Congress may be considered a mobile show, but each year, Lenovo brings a series of computing concepts to the show. In the past, we’ve seen devices like the ThinkPad X1 Fold, a rollable PC ...

The palm rest on the X1 Carbon Gen 13 is typical ThinkPad and is very comfortable. The trackpad is glass and a diving board style, though you can upgrade to haptic. It works fine, but it is a bit ...

A gorgeous display, sturdy aluminum chassis, and excellent speakers can’t save this Lenovo business laptop from a poor ...

Input is where the new ThinkPad X1 really shines. It comes with the traditional trackpad/trackpoint combo, which may not be long for this world. Lenovo recently announced the first ThinkPad ...

The touchpad is close to flawless ... To Lenovo at least, there are enough differences from other premium ThinkPad machines to warrant offering the T470S as a device of its own.

The ThinkPad X1 Yoga, from previous generations into the present model, also have the Precision Touchpad. As for the keyboard, both models feature backlit keyboards, though the X1 Yoga has ...

which offers three buttons above the trackpad. These unique design elements are common amongst ThinkPad products, but they're not for everyone. Both laptops have their advantages in design.

The Lenovo ThinkPad Flip AI PC Concept is also interesting for one other key reason: Look down at the trackpad, and you’ll see a truly unique take on this laptop staple, except not where you ...