Lenovo Thinkpad

IBM's personal computer segment was bought by Lenovo, all the lines of laptops are continuations of the original brand. That quality standard is still available with Lenovo.

ThinkPad

Lenovo has maintained the IBM quality and added a few new lines, with enough options to allow for ample choice-making depending on individual needs.

This range of laptops is the only one which is certified for use on the International Space Station. The ThinkPad line is built with offices and business use in consideration. Features between machines vary but can include 4K display, touchscreens, 17-hour batteries and more.

Due to the various work environments, there are machines that are built for harsh climate or an outdoor stationing as well.

Sub lines

The flagship laptops from Lenovo are under the ThinkPad T Series, which usually have high-end features and build quality. They are tested against 12 military-grade requirements. The batteries on the newer models last up to 17 hours. The ThinkPad X Series is the more sleek version of the high-end machine, making them ultraportable. ThinkPad P Series are the more heavy-weight performance laptops geared for designers, engineers, architects and animators. For a slight budget advantage, there is the ThinkPad A Series, with professional capabilities.

Moving down the scale some more the ThinkPad E Series is for mass-market requirements of smaller businesses, with a distinctive design form. With the ThinkPad L Series there is the advantage of being slightly more rugged, not as much as the ThinkPad T though. The L Series is a mid-range laptop, again geared for a work environment.

Comments

Lenovo has a broad range within the ThinkPad line; well thought out with variations of performance, sturdiness and price range. Which you decide to purchase is a matter of budget and requirements regarding your usage.