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December 2013
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The editors liked
Solid performance from Intel Core i5-4200u processor. Speedy performance
Thanks to solid-state drive.
Solid performance from Intel Core i54200u processor. Speedy performance
Thanks to solidstate drive.
Extremely quiet system
Multiple battery options
Good redesign of a classic look
Bright and colorful screen
Best-in-class keyboard
Strong performance
Long battery life
Hot swappable batteries
Nice full HD display with wide color gamut
Superb keyboard
Durable build
Power Bridge battery system
Lightweight and durable design
Excellent keyboard and touch pad
Loud audio
Crisp and vivid 1080p touch screen
Power Bridge tech lets you switch batteries without powering down
Excellent IPS touchscreen
Durable chassis design
Long battery life (with swappable batteries)
Compact
Well-manufactured casing
Good equipment
Very good keyboard
Very good IPS display
Very good performance
Works silently
Good battery life
Possible to play games on it
Recovery DVD for Windows 8 Pro
3G modem
36 month warranty
Compact case
Good hardware and connectivity options
Good keyboard
Very good display
Very good application performance
Runs quietly
Remains cool under load
The editors didn't like
Local storage is small (128GB). No HDMI output. Touchpad quirks may not appeal to all users
128GB SSD not especially spacious
Price compared to other similar Lenovo offerings
Some bloatware
Bulky extended battery
TrackPoint buttons are stiff
Ultrabook CPUs and integrated graphics are your only options
Slower multimedia performance than competing models
Not exactly lightweight
Extended battery design is awkward
Expensive
One needs to get used to the clickpad
Limited CPU performance for simultaneous graphics load
No docking port
Clickpad takes some getting used to
Limited CPU performance when the graphics load is heavy
Bright and colorful screen, Best-in-class keyboard, Strong performance, Long battery life, Hot swappable batteries
Bulky extended battery, TrackPoint buttons are stiff
The Lenovo ThinkPad T440s is the business laptop to beat, offering long battery life, a great keyboard and fast performance in a thin and light design....
Published: 2014-06-27, Author: Alex , review by: itbusiness.ca
Abstract: The Lenovo T-series notebooks are legendary. They have long held a reputation as some of the best business notebooks you can buy, but traditionally have always been a big on the big side. However, a few years ago Lenovo introduced the ‘S' models of the T ...
Abstract: Lisa Gade reviews the Lenovo ThinkPad T440s business Ultrabook with a full HD 14″ touch screen and Intel Haswell 4th generation Core i5 and i7 CPUs. The 3.6 lb. laptop is 0.8″ thick and it features the usual ThinkPad rugged build and excellent keyboard wi...
Punchy keyboard, Lengthy battery life, Hot swappable batteries, Sharp display
Quite dense, Big tradeoffs for battery life, Pointless touchscreen, Middling value
With its square, uniform, clean 14-inch frame, the ThinkPad T440s is likely the closest you'll get to the traditional ThinkPad experience. And it lives up to the experience you expect with gusto. But laptops have changed a lot, even in the business scene,...
Excellent keyboard, Hot-swappable battery, Solid build quality, Good range of ports, plus dock option
Touchpad wasn't always usable after waking from sleep, The 1600x900 panel has narrow vertical viewing angles
A great keyboard, strong physical design, plenty of useful connectivity, and a hot-swappable battery, all make the ThinkPad T440s a top contender as far as business laptops are concerned. We think it's a wonderful overall notebook except for some touchpad...
It's ugly, like you need to slap some pretty into it, Summary, The Thinkpad doesn't appear to have changed from its early iterations in its styling. That evolution hasn't occurred. Maybe that retro devices are coming back in means that the ThinkPad will
The Pros might not be entirely factual YMMV, It's ugly, like you need to slap some pretty into it
The Thinkpad doesn't appear to have changed from its early iterations in its styling. That evolution hasn't occurred. Maybe that retro devices are coming back in means that the ThinkPad will have a revival.After all, what it's designed for is what it does...
High quality display screen with 10point touch functionality and IPS is perfect for business, Lightweight and durable design enhances portability, Excellent processing performance provides for easy multitasking, Power Bridge technology ensures longer batt
Design for the extended battery is unusual, Webcam is not bad but could use some improvement
Lenovo ThinkPad T440sThe final verdict...Lenovo made the right decision in keeping some of the features that make this line of business laptops a popular choice for many professionals. And to advance the T440s further into a positive direction, Lenovo add...
The Lenovo ThinkPad T440s is a very well-made business ultrabook, but even great battery life, decent performance, and a few unique features aren't enough to make it stand out above the rest....
Great keyboard, Decent 1080p touchscreen, Can run up to 28 hours on optional 6-cell battery
Some materials feel cheap, Poor audio quality, Frustrating touchpad, Mediocre value
There's no doubt that the T440s represents a new direction for the ThinkPad line, but whether it's a better direction is harder to say. In some areas, such as size, weight and display quality, this new ThinkPad is clearly superior to its older siblings....
