ThinkPad X1 Carbon

The latest to be added in Lenovo highly advanced business class Ultrabook X series is X1 Carbon. Lenovo launched ThinkPad X1 Carbon celebrating  20 yrs. Priced at $1349 in US and Rs.85000 in India, this is one of the top class business ultrabooks. Lets see the specifications :-

Specs :

• Laptop Type - Ultraportable 
• Thickness - 8mm
• Weight - 1.36 kgs
• Operating System - Upto Windows 7 Professional
• Screen Size (diagonally) - 14 inches ( 1600 X 900 )
• Screen Type - LED-Backlit LCD 
• Battery - 45WH, Integrated, RapidCharge upto 80% in 35 mins  
• Battery Life - Upto 8.2 hrs

CPU Specs : 

• Processor - Intel 3rd Generation i5-3427U (1.80 GHz, 3MB L3 Cache, 1333Mhz FSB)    
• Cpu Speed - 1700 Mhz
• RAM - 4 GB DDR3L 1333MHz ( Expandable upto 8 GB )
• Flash - 128 GB
• SSD - 256 GB SATA3
• Graphics Type - Intel HD 40 Graphics (Integrated)

Physical Interfaces : 

•  Line-Out / Microphone ( 3.5mm ) 
• Mini Displayport 
• SDHC Card Slot 
• USB 2.0
• USB 3.0 
• 4 in 1 SD Card Reader 
• Audio - Dobly Home Theater v4
• Webcam - 720p HD (1.3 MegaPixel )

Wireless Interfaces :

• Bluetooth 4.0
• 3G Optional

Anti-Slip and Light Weight, which means you
 can hold it from both your fingers 

Silent Features :

• Fingerprint Reader 
• Navigation - UltraNav TrackPoint and larger glass touchpad
• System Update 4.0
• Power/Password Manager 
• SimpleTap
• Rescue and Recovery 

Now, Lets Discuss Highs And Lows :

Highs : 

• Excellent Keyboard 
• Lightweight 
• Durable Design
• High-res screen with viewing angles 
• Long Battery Life 
• Great Webcam
• Brilliantly Fast Charging Time 

Lows :

• Etherget is only via a USB dongle 
• Only one USB 3.0 port
• Slower SDD than other Ultrabooks  
• A little pricy

Conclusion : 
The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon is an Ultrabook providing complete business class experience with robust, carbon fibre-based body that suits best to business users. Although it has a 14 inches screen, having this too it is still very thin and light . It is a stellar business Ultrabook, coming with a high-res matte screen and long battery life in a slim and classic design. A few sacrifices like Ethernet and VGA were made to make it so thin, but I think it's worth it. If you want the best business Ultrabook, the ThinkPad X1 is worth the best.