The Lenovo ThinkPad X120e is an ultraportable business notebook. It has an 11.6 inch display, an AMD Zacate processor and Radeon HD graphics. CNET reports that the notebook will go on sale in the US on March 8. Earlier reports had suggested that it would start shipping as early as next week.
The ThinkPad X120e will not be available in all parts of the world. Lenovo does not plan to launch the notebook in countries where the ThinkPad Edge 11 is currently available. Of course, this could change.
The X120e will start at $400. It can be configured with up to an AMD E-350 Zacate processor and up to Windows 7 Professional operating system. The 11.6 inch anti-glare display has a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels. The 6-cell battery will reportedly get around 7.5 hours of run time. Like other notebooks in the ThinkPad series, the X120e also has a TrackPoint system which includes a multitouch touchpad and a pointing device located in the middle of the keyboard.
The ThinkPad X120e will not be available in all parts of the world. Lenovo does not plan to launch the notebook in countries where the ThinkPad Edge 11 is currently available. Of course, this could change.
The X120e will start at $400. It can be configured with up to an AMD E-350 Zacate processor and up to Windows 7 Professional operating system. The 11.6 inch anti-glare display has a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels. The 6-cell battery will reportedly get around 7.5 hours of run time. Like other notebooks in the ThinkPad series, the X120e also has a TrackPoint system which includes a multitouch touchpad and a pointing device located in the middle of the keyboard.
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