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My new X220T

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Cola
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My new X220T

#1 Post by Cola » Wed Feb 20, 2013 12:47 pm

Hi all!


So, I bought this X220T for cheap money in the UK, swapped the HDD for my own SSD, and now this thing is running incredibly fast and nice. The touch-screen display is amazing for writing down chemistry notes and similar tasks in school, and the keyboard too is amazing. Especially after coming from using an old W500 on a daily basis!


Anyway, here's what you came for, the pictures! :thumbs-UP:

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System specifications:
Intel Core i5 2520M 2,5-3,2GHz TurboBoost
8GB DDR3 1333MHz ram
Intel HD Graphics
12.5'' HD 1366x768 Multi-touch IPS 300 nits
6 cellet Lenovo battery

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Re: My new X220T

#2 Post by Cigarguy » Wed Feb 20, 2013 3:41 pm

Nice, very nice!

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Re: My new X220T

#3 Post by ZaZ » Thu Feb 21, 2013 4:51 am

Yes, very nice indeed. The X2x0 is hard to beat as a portable notebook, tablet or otherwise.
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Re: My new X220T

#4 Post by Cola » Thu Feb 21, 2013 10:12 am

ZaZ wrote:Yes, very nice indeed. The X2x0 is hard to beat as a portable notebook, tablet or otherwise.

Thanks!

And yes, it is quite superior towards both the iPads and slower and older laptops and netbooks my mates has got. Really nice laptop!

But if I were to be a bit critical about a few things on it, I'd say the multi-touch screen should support more than two-finger touch input. Also, I hope they improved the touchpad on the X230T, as this one isn't good at all.

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