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It didn’t take Lenovo long to whip out the e-coupons for their new products, now offering a respectable 10% off of the refreshed ThinkPad T410, as well as the completely new X100e ultraportable and Edge 13 “small business” systems.
The T410 in particular is a pretty respectable deal for a newly announced model, especially one with such a pedigree of features, Core i5 processor and standard LED backlit display.
Check out the details and base specs below. This deal expires February 10th.
ThinkPad T410 starting at $899 after 10% coupon
- Base specs: Core i5-520M 2.4GHz; 14.1″ WXGA Anti-glare LED backlight; Intel HD graphics
- 2GB DDR3; 250GB Hard Drive; Ultra-slim DVD+/-RW; 6-cell battery
- 802.11n WiFi; 1-year Depot warranty; Windows 7 Professional 32-bit OS
- Read our First Impressions of the T410
- Coupon code: USP0204T410
- Click here to configure and purchase
ThinkPad X100e starting at $426 after 10% coupon
- Base specs: 11.6-inch HD display; AMD Neo MV-40 1.6GHz single core
- ATI Radeon HD 3200 graphics; 1GB DDR2 RAM; 160GB HDD
- 6-cell battery; ThinkPad BGN WiFi; WWAN upgradeable
- Coupon code: USPRETHINK
- Click here to configure and purchase
ThinkPad Edge 13.3-inch starting at $550 after 10% coupon
- AMD Athlon Neo X2 Dual-core L325 1.5GHz; 2GB DDR2; 13.3″ 1366×768 LCD
- Radeon HD 3200 128GB; Win7 Home Premium; 250GB Hard Drive; 802.11n
- 4-cell battery; HDMI; Card Reader; Spill-resistant keyboard; 1-year warranty
- Coupon code: USPRETHINK
- Click here to configure and purchase
Filed under: Laptop & Tablet PCs
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$426 is pretty attractive for the X100e–not much more than a netbook. I wonder if the low price is because the dual core model is coming soon and no one will want the single core one after that.
Oh I didn’t realize the T410 had an Arrandale processor. That’s interesting. Also it looks like there is an i5-520e version of the processor that supports ECC memory, the main feature missing from so-called “portable workstation” laptops. I hope they start using ECC in all Thinkpads.