CES: Lenovo X100e: The "business" netbook

Lenovo's ultraportable X100e is a different type of netbook - it's aimed at the business market, includes Windows 7 and the ThinkPad name and thumbtrack.

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Science & Technology

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• Lenovo
• netbook
• CES
• 2010
• X100e

[wuyunchi]

@0602409 Agree. I have the dual core version. It hangs all the time. I had to upgrade the drivers. The X100E is the least stable Thinkpad at all time.

[wuyunchi]

This is lot faster than netbook, performance of a notebook. I can play MW2 with very low settings!

[xMandalorex]

@odyssomay

errrr did you see what i said?

I THINK YOUR CONFUSED WITH SOMEONE ELSE COMMENT lol

[odyssomay]

@xMandalorex What if you don't have any need for that? If you, like me, need a laptop to take notes in school, a gaming rig isn't going to help much.

[smellytoilet1996]

netbooks suck even Lenovo's netbooks the bigger the screen size the better the laptop (note W700ds)

[xMandalorex]

Yea true, thats why "Lenovo" are good because there design and build quality is just amazing, this is why tey have expensive laptops and netbooks if you have the money then go for it buy it ! because i know i would een tho its expensive for a netbook i'll still probs end up buyin a lenovo.

[edwardqiu]

It really depends, I doubt you can get a laptop with Lenovo quality, design, Thinkpad keyboard, trackpoint, reliability, and durbility all for $449, there are definitely machines with better specs at the same price point, but computers (especially laptops) are more than just specs.

[xMandalorex]

well a good enough PC then ? i've seen computers on ebay that are $500 with 4GB ram and quad core my friend..... now thats a decent computer is it not ?

[edwardqiu]

A decent gaming PC for $449? That's pretty much non-existent.

[xMandalorex]

yes im very well aware of that, but... like i said if your paying that much for a netbook............ ya might aswell get a laptop or a decent gaming pc ? LOL