Lenovo Intros New Ideapad Laptops, One Ultrabook

[exfileme]

Lenovo has introduced a handful of laptops and a single Ultrabook.

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[djscribbles]

Is it just me, or did they put that trackpad directly underneath your left hand? Why would they do that on purpose? Their other laptops do it too, I don't think I'd ever buy something like that.

 

[jacobdrj]

[citation][nom]DjScribbles[/nom]Is it just me, or did they put that trackpad directly underneath your left hand? Why would they do that on purpose? Their other laptops do it too, I don't think I'd ever buy something like that.[/citation]

Some of us lefties appreciate this greatly...

 

[averoth]

The track pad is centered on the main part of the keyboard, this seems to be more common lately. Laptops with num pads seem to offset the track pad to be in line with the "word processing" part of the keyboard

 

[mindless728]

option: turn the trackpad off completely and only use a mouse

 

[zubikov]

It doesn't have an SSD and it's 50% more than the mandated 3 lbs. Why is this still an ultrabook? It's a thin laptop, yes, but enough with this faux-ultrabook marketing BS already.

 

[halcyon]

They look like decent notebooks, all of them, I wonder about the build quality and feel. I'll infer the performance is fine.