The ThinkPad T series notebooks are designed to enhance productivity and change the way you work. To begin with, they feature 14.1″ LED-backlight widescreen displays that help to lower power consumption and offer brighter colors. In addition, the notebooks come equipped with a range of technology that includes Solid State Drives (SSDs), an integrated camera, DDR3 memory modules, DisplayPort technology and a wider Touchpad for improved ergonomics.

Features
• Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 / 2.26 GHz
• 14.1″
• TFT
• 2 GB RAM
• 160 GB HD
• 4.6 lbs
• Microsoft Windows Vista Business / XP Professional downgrade

Review By Notebookreview

The design of the T400 has changed a bit. The changes are subtle to the untrained eye, but they are there. The right side is now gently sloped similar to what can be found on the older T4x series, where the sides angle inward instead of dropping off flat. First clue about this is the optical drive bezel which sports a nice beveled edge. The rubber feet have also been slightly tweaked, now feeling softer, and you get an additional springy nub. Getting past the minor case design changes, the ThinkPad is every bit as boring as all of those preceding it. We have the same paint, same rubbery texture, and we still have our ThinkPad logo.

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Review By Reviews.cnet

A thin-and-light laptop computer offers the optimal combination of portability, performance, features, and cost. Power-tuned mobile processors deliver enough power to keep you working smoothly, and unlike ultraportables, most thin-and-light laptops have a more reasonably sized keyboard and display, a larger hard drive, and a built-in optical drive. Yes, they’re more expensive than slightly larger, heavier mid-size laptops, but if you need maximum productivity in a portable package, this is the best choice.

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Review By thinkpadtoday

The new ThinkPad’s will feature 14.1″ and 15.4″ LED-backlight widescreen displays that will help lower power consumption and deliver brighter colors.The notebooks also come equipped with a range of technology that includes Solid State Drives (SSDs) as an option, an integrated camera which is a first for the T Series, DDR3 memory modules, new DisplayPort technology, and a wider TouchPad for improved ergonomics.

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Review By Edtechreview

One-touch Rescue and Recovery: This one-button rescue solution includes a set of self-recovery tools to help you recover from a virus or other software crash, even if the primary operating system will not boot. With one touch of a button, you can get back to work fast.All of these features make the notebook tough enough to last in the K-12 environment.

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Review By Pcmag

The T400′s excellent performance isn’t limited to battery life; it also did superbly on our other tests. Although its 2.6-GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T9600 is the same processor used by the 6930p, the T400, with its DDR3 memory, enjoys a performance edge over that of HP, with its DDR2 configuration. This is reflected in Adobe Photoshop CS3 and video-encoding scores, as the T400 edged out the 6930p by a 3 to 4 percent margin. Differences in scores on SYSmark 2007 and CineBench tests are very minor, with both systems performing extremely well.

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Review By Lenovo

Get improved battery life and lower energy consumption than discrete graphics systems with ThinkPad T Series’ new switchable graphics feature. And don’t worry; switchable graphics are easy to use. You can hot key between Performance or Power Saving graphics modes, or switch via the software user interface. No reboot is required to switch modes, and one unified driver covers both discrete and integrated graphics. Whether you need high-end graphics support, or to stretch your computing time, Switchable Graphics has you covered.

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