Sentences with phrase «with trackpoint»

The classic ThinkPad keyboard is here, along with the TrackPoint and physical buttons.

Sharp, vivid display; Strong performance; Long battery life with extended battery; MIL - STD 810G tested; Keyboard (with TrackPoint) comes standard

The ThinkPad Keyboard comes in black, red or gray and promises a «ThinkPad classic typing experience,» replete with a TrackPoint.

Not exact matches

It also comes with the iconic red mouse «nub,» called the TrackPoint, but all modern ThinkPads still come included with the nub.

It in no way recalled Lenovo's illustrious line of laptops, with their red - and - black color schemes, excellent keyboards, and love - it - or - leave - it TrackPoint nubs.

Further, the tablet will also include a Folio keyboard case with Lenovo's TrackPoint system.

ThinkPad Tablet comes with an optional digitiser pen, a full - size USB port, full - size SD card slot, and mini-HDMI for connecting to external projectors and displays, as well as an optional ThinkPad quality Keyboard Folio Case with optical TrackPoint.

The $ 999 base model comes with the Ultrabook Keyboard, which has solid key travel and a relatively large clickpad, but no TrackPoint pointing stick.

This tablet lets you add a presenter module that includes a pico projector and HDMI port, ThinkPad keyboard, including trackpoint, which can snap onto the tablet, additional battery and even a 3D imaging module with its rear - facing Intel RealSense camera.

As with the ThinkPad X200, Lenovo has eschewed its usual TrackPoint - and - touchpad combination in favor of only a TrackPoint to streamline the system.

About the keyboard dock / case, it would be nice if OEMs included a trackpoint / trackstick with 3 buttons (middle button for click / scrolling).

By itself, the ThinkPad X1 Tablet weighs just 2.4 pounds with Lenovo's classic ThinkPad keyboard and TrackPoint, complete with three colors and adjustable angles.

The starting model also comes with the Ultrabook keyboard dock, which does not feature the secondary battery or TrackPoint, as found in in the Ultrabook Pro keyboard dock.

But this table also has a few other features up its sleeve including a pressure - sensitive Think Pad Tablet pen for writing or drawing, and a Folio keyboard case with Lenovo's TrackPoint system.

That was followed by confirmation of specs and a release date — in 3 — 4 weeks which confirms an August release we've been hearing about, and some of the rumored specs are confirmed — a 10.1 ″ 1280 x 800 display, capacitive touch screen with stylus support, an Nvidia Tegra 2 chip and «some kind of trackpoint» which sounds like an optical mouse.

My one gripe with the Trackpad is that, because of its large size, my palm sometimes hits it when I use the TrackPoint.

Most IBM / Lenovo laptops come with the little red nubbin (TrackPoint) that is used for moving the mouse.

In this mode, the W500 functions just like a normal laptop — you can move the mouse with the integrated trackpoint, type comfortably, and take advantage of a few extra ports, like Ethernet and two additional USBs.

As with other ThinkPads, the X1 Carbon offers a red TrackPoint that sits between the G and H keys.

There's a red trackpoint, and a trackpad with dedicated buttons on it.

While some may prefer the convex Trackpoint found in the ThinkPad T470, this concave surface is still serviceable, with nubs that allow you to get a better grip.

Like almost every ThinkPad, the T470 comes with both a TrackPoint pointing stick and a buttonless touchpad.

You'll find the iconic ThinkPad keyboard under the display, along with a Microsoft Precision touchpad (with physical buttons, if that's your thing) as well as the only think more iconic than the keyboard: the ThinkPad TrackPoint red nipple in the middle.

Those who love the ThinkPad TrackPoint will be happy to know it works as well as ever, and it's paired with discrete, clickable buttons.

The keyboard and trackpad are standard - issue Lenovo, which is to say that they're excellent and reliable (with the quirky top - positioned physical trackpad buttons and the even quirkier trackpoint nub in the middle of the keyboard).

That may not sit well with pointing stick die - hards, but the touchpad has a comfortable integrated click pad mechanism which works equally well when clicking at the bottom (when using the touchpad) or at the top (when using the TrackPoint).

IBM's first ThinkPad debuted 25 years ago next month, with a bright red TrackPoint pointing stick and a classic design that still exists in a modern form today.

Equipped with a spill resistant keyboard, a TrackPoint and a 3 +2 buttons click pad, the E470 has more than enough ports and expansion capabilities to keep the average user happy.