#LENOVO X200 MULTITOUCH PC#
#LENOVO X200 MULTITOUCH WINDOWS 7#
#LENOVO X200 MULTITOUCH WINDOWS#

The X200 tablets start at $1,729 for the multi-touch unit or $1,779 for the outdoor-readable version, with the T400s coming in at a pricier $1,999 for the multi-touch version. Sadly for anyone wanting to spend top-dollar on a tricked-out tablet PC, the multi-touch display and outdoor-readable coating are mutually exclusive: Lenovo has stated that to combine both technologies into a single device would ' bring too much bulk.' The reduced reflectivity means that a lower level ofback-lighting can be used when the tablet is outdoors, resulting in an easy-to-see display and improved battery life. A smart anti-glare screen - previously restricted to bulky, ruggedised notebooks designed for military use - drops the reflectivity of the display down to 1.2 percent from the more traditional 4-8 percent. Aside from a multitouch option, Lenovo also introduced an outdoor screen for the X200 Tablet, rated at 400 Nits (cd/m 2). The second technology, which will only be available as an option on the X200 tablet, is an display which can be easily read even in direct sunlight - making using the tablet outdoors far easier. If you're hoping to be able to track all your fingers you might be disappointed, however: the X200 tablet will support a maximum of two finger multi-touch, with the more expensive T400s notebooks supporting up to four.

#LENOVO X200 MULTITOUCH WINDOWS#

The multi-touch functionality of the screen should work well with the improved touchscreen support introduced by Windows 7, although how usable the SimpleTap application will really be remains to be seen.

#LENOVO X200 MULTITOUCH WINDOWS 7#

Secure data against potential intruders.Lenovo has announced a pair of new display technologies which will grace its first Windows 7 products - including a neat multi-touch system.Īs reported over on BetaNews, the company - which is now the holder of the ThinkPad name after manufacturing the devices for IBM for many years - is set to launch a multi-touch display along with an iPhone-inspired application to make using the system sans mouse easier on its X200 tablets and T400s notebooks.ĭubbed SimpleTap, the multi-touch aware application provides what the company describes as a tile-based ' quick-access control center.' As well as pre-configured tiles for common tasks including adjusting volume or brightness, users are able to create their own tiles which can run applications or open web sites. The new X200 Tablet is pretty much what you'd expect, bringing some newer, faster Core 2 Duo processors into the mix along with a two-finger capacitive multitouch screen, but we're a little more. Security Solution with an optional Integrated Fingerprint Reader is another innovative feature to help For added protection, ThinkVantage® Client The ThinkPad X200 Tablet also features an updated version of AccessĬonnections™ for improved and simplified connectivity. The full-size ergonomic keyboard enables improvedĬomfort and productivity and the wide viewing angle displays offer a great viewing experience even Speakers and a dual array digital microphones. It’s packed withĪ host of technologies to improve multimedia such as an optional integrated camera, improved stereo

Capable of going up toġ0.3 hours unplugged, the ThinkPad X200 Tablet is an incredibly versatile convertible. Is it an amazingly capable notebook or an ultra-light tablet? Actually, it’s both.

#LENOVO X200 MULTITOUCH PC#

The official marketing text of Lenovo X200 Tablet SL9400 Hybrid (2-in-1) 30.7 cm (12.1') Touchscreen Intel® Core™2 Duo 2 GB 160 GB Windows Vista Business Black as supplied by the manufacturer Lenovo on Tuesday announced its ThinkPad X200 Tablet PC and ThinkPad T400s laptop, both with capacitive multitouch technology for business users and 'SimpleTap,' a proprietary interface for touch.

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