In a weirdly casual move, Lenovo has let details slip on the next iteration of its MacBook Air-challenging laptop -- the ThinkPad X300-- unsurprisingly dubbed the X301. The new device ups the ...

The real change is inside the case: Lenovo has stocked the X301 with Intel's latest Centrino 2 platform, including the just-released ultra-low-voltage Core 2 Duo SU9400 processor. The new CPU ...

Lenovo recently announced the ThinkPad X301, the next in line for the X300 line. Surely you remember the X300, Lenovo’s answer to the MacBook Air. Well the X301 seems to be stuffed in the same ...

Learn More. Lenovo is updating the cutting edge of its ThinkPad notebook line with the X301 laptop, which will include new, low-volt Intel processors and a larger solid-state drive option ...

Lenovo have announced an update to their ThinkPad X300, adding a so-far unreleased Intel Core 2 Duo ULV processor and two new SSD options. The ThinkPad X301 will be available with Intel's 1.2GHz ...

Lenovo has today unveiled the ThinkPad X301 notebook, successor to the popular X300. The slim-and-light system, seen as a direct competitor to Apple's MacBook Air, is just one inch thick ...

No, it isn’t a Tablet PC. The Lenovo ThinkPad X301 is a refresh, and maybe a bit more than a refresh of the Lenovo ThinkPad X300 (Check out Rob’s InkShow of the X300). Every notebook that is r ...

word popped out on Friday night that Lenovo is extending its ““carry it in a manilla envelope thin†ThinkPad X300 line with the X301. The ThinkPad X301 will feature the Intel ...

Lenovo's ThinkPad range is renowned for its durability and excellent usability, but it's very rare that they carry a desirable style. The ThinkPad X301 is still utilitarian in design, but the ...

The MacBook Air, the Lenovo X301, the Asus Eee PC–dinosaurs! At least, they are compared with the ideal ultraportable laptop we have in our heads. This month we took a stab at imagining the ...

The ThinkPad X301 is slated for release on August 26 through Lenovo Business Partners. Pricing starts at approximately $2,599.

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