Lenovo ThinkPad X100e beats the competition, by Matt Kohut

http://www.thinkpadtoday.com/its-here-lenovo-thinkpad-x100e-full-launch-revie... Lenovo Competitive Analyst Matt Kohut discusses the Lenovo ThinkPad X100e and how it sets the bench mark for entry level UltraPortables

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Science & Technology

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• lenovo thinkpad x100e
• thinkpad x100e ultraportable
• thinkpad x100e netbook

[zorrolizhi]

X100e is awesome!

[polghirstenskoetter]

Include HDMI and/or DisplayPort and I'll buy it.

[ixobileixobile]

the white is hot but too bad its not avaliable in canada! i got the black one

[Kapitalistsvin]

Great idea but I'm not convinced that the AMD cpu is the right way to go. It's fairly unusual and IBM would never have used the thinkpad line for 'testing new hardware'. I would actually have preferd an Atom-chip even though it has lower performance; it's way more tested and the heat issues of the AMD Neo under stress puts me off. It's still a great idea though.

[hsilencer]

I want this thing too!!!!!

[waluum]

I'm happy to see ThinkPad extending it's professional build and aesthetics into the netbook market, which is dominated by clamshells and make-up cases. The base features are acceptable, but I won't be a buyer until they release a dual-core and SSD netbook (ideally with a smaller battery option). If I had to choose tomorrow, though, between all of the available netbook models the X100e would be my choice.

[DaMatta11]

Bla, bla, bla, bla, shit..!

[kiman2]

Where's the thinklight? It ain't a thinkpad without trackpoint AND thinklight.

[ninetynine123]

Shouldn't bring up the 1810t, it's a consumer ultraportable. It also has a faster dual core processor, better battery life and only costs a bit more than this.

[liwaste]

me toooo .. but this guy talks like a machine