ZDNet/CNET put together a video review of the Lenovo ThinkPad X60s, the latest Intel Core Duo-powered ultraportable notebook from Lenovo. It’ll give you a good idea of just how thin and light this thing really is (it weighs in at around three and a half pounds, yet is capable of 6+ hours of battery life while retaining a 12.1-inch non-widescreen display).
The Lenovo ThinkPad X60s was selected as the best laptop in PC Magazine’s The Best Products of Q1 2006. The ThinkPad X60s is powered by an Intel Core Duo CPU (1.66GHz, Low VoltagE), and has a 12-inch non-widescreen display. It weighs in at around three and a half pounds and has an external optical drive.
PC Magazine published their review of the Lenovo ThinkPad X60s. They gave it a “PC Editor’s Choice” Award, giving it 4.5 out of 5, saying “For those who live out of a suitcase and fly frequently, this ultraportable provides integrated EV-DO and plenty of battery life.”
Yet one more review of the Lenovo ThinkPad X60s this week, this time from Sci-Tech Today. They focused on the battery life and connection options (both of which, in addition to the Intel Core Duo CPU and small size are two of the biggest reasons to take a look at the X60/X60s).
CNET has published a review of the Lenovo ThinkPad X60s. The ThinkPad X60s is one of the first of the Intel Centrino/Core Duo-powered ultraportable notebooks, and this is the first review of it I’ve seen.