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September 2011
(73%)
112 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(80%)
1 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
730100112
The editors liked
The Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet (upgradeable to Android 4.0) has several business-oriented features that should bring a smile to the IT crowd
Along with digital pen support and a beautiful screen
Included digitiser pen
Physical shortcut buttons
Unique business-orientated software
Stylus is a stroke of genius
Solid
Durable design
Great tools for business users
Decent battery life
Stylus is a stroke of genius. Solid
Durable design. Great tools for business users. Decent battery life
SIM card slot
Full-sized USB port covered by a door - no hanging covers! Charges off of regular 5W microUSB
The editors didn't like
The tablet is relatively thick and heavy
With unnecessary navigation buttons and uninspired Android interface optimizations
Published: 2011-10-01, Author: Jerry , review by: umpcportal.com
Abstract: Today's focus for the Thinkpad Tablet series is on ports and connectors. I wanted to take some time to let everyone know the results of some of the testing I have been doing on the Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet  and how it compares to some of the other tablets ...
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Major problems with wireless networking. Display seems dim if not viewed deadon. Expensive. Design simply not up to snuff compared to Lenovo's other products, especially ThinkPad laptops
This tablet is pretty decent and should be great for business users and professionals. While the stylus works for full navigation everywhere the user needs from swiping through homescreens and choosing apps and more. Certain applications have no use f...
Abstract: Page 1 of 2 Lenovo ThinkPad TabletLenovo’s vaunted ThinkPad franchise, which entered this world as an IBM product and wound up with Lenovo when it bought IBM’s PC business in 2004, hasn’t made much in the way of radical departures of any kind in the pa...
Stylus and keyboard make for great notetaking tools, Ports give the tablet flexibility in a desk/stationary setting, App selection for Android tablets becoming less dismal, Screen has nice color and viewing angles
Tablet is thick and heavy compared to competitors, Performance is middling, Front buttons are hard to push
The stylus is definitely a worthy addition to the ThinkPad. Since it doesn't cost too much extra, it's worth getting from the start. Though the FlexT9 keyboard isn't as useful as it could be in the handwriting department, MyScript Notes goes a long way to...
Our first impressions with the ThinkPad Tablet are positive. The tablet seems responsive, and we like some of the customizations Lenovo has added to the standard Android user interface. One of the added features we're enjoying is the App launcher which...
Abstract: The newly released Lenovo ThinkPad tablet flips the “consumerization of IT” paradigm by adding business-class features such as management software, full-size peripheral connectors—including a full-size USB 2.0 port—and an optional digitizer pen to a ta...
Looks bulky, and feels heavy in hand, USB port awkward for flash drive use
Ports and software distinguish this business-centric tablet, which holds appeal for non-business users, too. Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet Review: A Tablet That Means Business Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet Review, by Melissa J. Perenson September 24, 2011 With the ...
