The ThinkPad T400s has always been a solid notebook, and now it's the world's first to have a screen capable of recognizing four fingers at once. But in my mind, the T400s' screen is a lot like the Etch A Sketch I got when I was six: it's fun to play with, but you aren't going to use it all that much (at least until we have more compelling applications). And keep in mind, $2,000+ is a lot to pay for a Etch A Sketch.
Lenovo ThinkPad T400s with SimpleTap
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This was my fist Lenovo / IBM laptop and I was impressed. I ran Ubuntu 11.10 and had no installation issues. Everything worked 'out of the box' including the Simple Touch screen. Battery life was fine (around 2 hours on a used battery) and keyboard, trackpad usability was as good as the reviews say.... Read the full review →
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