Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Series

This quietly elegant executive notebook is small, slim, sturdy and a dream to use. It's expensive, and its battery life is short, but it's one of the best business-travel companions we've seen.

Lenovo's 2011 vision of the ultimate boardroom ultraportable, the ThinkPad X1, simply didn't live up to expectations. Now, however, the company has gone back to the drawing board and attempted to right the wrongs of its predecessor. Enter Lenovo's...

Unlike many an Ultrabook, there’s no mistaking this one for a MacBook Air, or even an Air wannabe. Staying true to the venerable ThinkPad brand, the X1 Carbon is matte-black through and through, and clad in that distinct rubberized coating that feels...

It is almost inevitable that you will come across Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon when looking for an ultra-portable Office laptop with business features. The bundle sounds perfect: 1.3 kilograms, bright and matte 14 inch screen, vPro compatible hardware,...

The ThinkPad brand has been successful for Lenovo, and before them IBM, but it is clear from the X1 Carbon that competing in a modern market takes style and performance in addition to high levels of build quality. After all your brand being certified for...

If Lenovo's X1 Carbon Ultrabook is any indication, professionals are in no hurry to move to Windows 8. Small wonder this new iteration of the ThinkPad ships with Windows 7 Professional instead. It eschews a touchscreen and a tablet form factor in...

14in 1600 x 900 matt TN screen; Part carbon-fibre chassis with soft-touch finish; Spill-proof, backlit keyboard; Up to Core i7, 8GB RAM, 240GB SSD ; TPM, Optional 3G, Fingerprint scanner You may remember the original . It was Lenovo’s first...

Lenovo’s first ThinkPad Ultrabook wasn’t up to scratch, but the firm has addressed criticisms and nailed it second time around. The familiar ThinkPad design and build quality mean it’ll stand the rigours of the office, the trackpad and keyboard are...