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Laptop Mag Verdict No other 14-inch business notebook can beat this new ThinkPad's combination of performance and portability. Pros +Remarkably thin and light+Durable design+Strong overall performance+Blazing solid state drive+Best-in-class keyboard Cons -Poor graphics performance-Mediocre viewing angles-Memory card reader not standard Why you can trust Laptop Mag Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you. Find out more about how we test. Lenovo hasn't just put its popular ThinkPad T400 on a diet. The ThinkPad T400s starting at $1,599, $2,130 as configured offers the strongest combination of performance, portability, and style that we've seen in a business notebook. The superslim chassis and state-of-the-art components come at a premium-and its graphics performance is lackluster-but business users who are willing to pay for high quality won't be T400s's matte black chassis, green indicator lights, and bright red trackpoint are similar to those found on every ThinkPad since 1992, but the slim lines and carbon-glass fiber lid are reminiscent of the sleek X300 series. And, identical to theX300 series, the T400s' battery attaches to and sits flush with the bottom of the system, rather than sticking out of its the screen makes it a bit larger than the X300 series, at pounds and inches thick, the T400s is inches thinner and a full pound lighter than the original T400. And, unlike the X300, whose keyboard and screen can feel cramped, the T400s offers a better balance between comfort and with the X300 series, the T400s' chassis feels extremely firm and durable. Solid contact bumpers on the lid help protect against bumps and drops. Tight metal hinges give the lid a more solid feel than other notebooks. A magnesium alloy keyboard bezel and bottom cover add to the and TouchpadOn the surface, it seems as though Lenovo made only minor tweaks to its industry-best keyboard design, adding larger Escape and Delete keys, and reducing the empty spaces between keys to prevent crumbs and dust from falling into them. Keyboard aficionados will also notice the unmistakable lack of flex, and the strongest feedback they've ever encountered in a notebook to enlargeOn theTen Thumbs typing test, we achieved a high 84 words a minute, 5 percent faster than our 80-word average, but a typing-test score alone doesn't take comfort into always liked the accuracy offered by Lenovo's trackpoints, and this machine's is no different. Those who prefer a touchpad, however, will be pleasantly surprised by the wide, textured surface on the T400s's pad. In addition to its accurate surface, the new touchpad also supports multitouch gestures A two-finger pinch, let uszoom in and out on Web pages and in photographs. Using our fingers while browsing photos in Windows Picture Viewer allowed us to rotate the images. Sliding two fingers up or down in Internet Explorer enables and AudioClick to enlargeThe LED-backlit screen provides a native resolution of 1440 x 900, which is the same as the X300 series. However, the X300 series screens are a little small for that much screen real estate, so the additional inches of panel on the T400s make it much easier on the the screen is bright and images are sharp, viewing angles leave something to be desired. At 45 degrees on either side, the colors wash out significantly. If you're planning a presentation, you'll surely want to use an external monitor or projector. Also, DVD playback was lacking. While watching Dark City, we noticed quite a bit of pixelation in all scenes and noise in night scenes. Still, quality should be acceptable for business travelers. Our test system came with a standard DVD burner, but the T400s can be configured with a Blu-ray drive $560.When listening to music, the sound from the stereo speakers was clear and distortion-free, though not very loud, even at maximum volume. Sound from videos, including DVD movies, was also clear though quiet. We recommend turning up the volume to full blast if you're sitting more than a few inches Fingerprint ReaderLike many business notebooks, the ThinkPad T400s sports an integrated fingerprint reader, but unlike any other we've tested, the reader remains on, with its green LED lit, even when the system is asleep, or powered off. After configuring the bundled software and storing an impression of our index finger, we booted the system, bypassing the Windows login screen and going straight to the desktop, with just one swipe. The scanner was also highly accurate, rarely requiring multiple swipes to register. For added security, any user without administrative rights can also be forced to log in via fingerprint rather than and WebcamClick to enlargeClick to enlargeThe T400s packs plenty of ports into its compact frame. For video connectivity, it has both VGA and DisplayPort. For peripherals, it offers two USB, one eSATA/USB port, an optional ExpressCard/34 slot which was present on our test unit, Ethernet, and a combined microphone/audio-out to enlargeA 5-in-1 memory card reader is available as a $10 option our test system didn't have one. When you consider that even $350 netbooks have card readers, it seems odd that Lenovo didn't make one standard on its pricey integrated webcam provided clear, sharp images on a Skype call from our office, which has good overhead lighting. When performing the same test in a dim bedroom with just one table lamp for light, the webcam produced a sharp image, with some thin-and-light notebooks do a poor job of dissipating heat. The ThinkPad T400s manages to stay cool, however, registering low temperatures even when performing CPU-intensive tasks. While transcoding a video, the T400s measured a temperate degrees Fahrenheit between its G and H keys. The touchpad was an absolutely chilly and the bottom back was degrees, a bit warmer but still very comfortable for what is typically the hottest area on most to enlargeThe T400s' Core 2 Duo SP9600 CPU and speedy solid state drive allowed this notebook to break benchmark records, despite our configuration's 2GB of RAM. On PCMark Vantage, which measures overall system performance, the system scored 5,893, which is the highest we've ever seen on any laptop we've tested, and almost 3,000 points above the category average for thin-and-light notebooks those with 13- to 14-inch screens that weigh less than 6 pounds. That score was also more than 50 percent greater than the ones received by theoriginal T4003,576 and such 14-inch business notebooks as theHP EliteBook 6930p3,749 andToshiba Tecra R103,490.The T400s completed our video transcoding test, in which we convert a 5-minute-and-5-second MP4 to AVI using Handbrake, in a speedy 610, more than 130 faster than the category average 742. Performing the same test under stress zipping files in the background, the T400s shined more brightly, finishing in 904, more than 7 minutes faster than the category average 1645.The lightning fast Toshiba SSD booted Vista Business in just 44 seconds and completed our LAPTOP Transfer Test, in which we copy of mixed-media files from one folder to another, in just 77 seconds,-a rate of MBps. That's the fastest score achieved on a notebook, and it's nearly 4 times the category average MBps.GraphicsUnfortunately, the T400s wasn't as dominant on 3DMark06, which measures graphics performance. The notebook's integrated Intel 4500MHD graphics chip produced a weak score of 989, well below the category average 1,435, and far behind the HP EliteBook 6930p 1,792 and the Toshiba Tecra R10 1,643. The original ThinkPad T400 we tested back in December 2008 had switchable graphics and scored a lower 753 in integrated graphics mode, but a much higher 2,557 in discrete graphics mode. Don't plan on gaming with the T400s, either, as it provided a slideshow-like 6 frames per second at 1024 x 768 resolution in Far Cry Life and Wi-FiOn the LAPTOP Battery Test, which features continuous Web surfing over Wi-Fi, the T400s lasted 4 hours and 26 minutes, which is 19 minutes longer than the category average for thin-and-light notebooks, and on a par with the 423 minutes provided by the Toshiba Tecra said, the ThinkPad T400 lasted 626 in integrated graphics mode. The HP EliteBook 6930p lasted 524 minutes with its default battery and a whopping 1405 minutes with an extended doesn't make an extended battery for the T400s. A 3-cell bay battery, which can be swapped into the optical drive bay, will be available for $119 and promises an additional 2 to 3 hours of endurance. We'll update this review when this battery becomes ThinkPad T400s's Intel WiFi Link 5300AGN wireless card delivered strong transfer rates of Mbps from 15 feet and Mbps from 50 feet, each above the category averages of and Mbps, respectively. The original T400 got a similar rate of Mbps from 15 feet, but a lower Mbps from 50 ThinkPad T400s is also available with integrated mobile broadband and GPS from AT&T or Verizon Wireless $80 and $150, respectively. Our sample unit came with an integrated AT&T card, but it was not activated for and Upgrade OptionsClick to enlargeOur configuration of the T400s costs $2,130, but the ThinkPad T400s starts at $1,599 with fewer features, most notably a slower processor and a 5,400-rpm, 120GB hard drive. You can spend far more on the system, too, if you move up to 4GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD $110 for the RAM; pricing for this SSD option was not available at review time. We recommend that highly mobile users purchase the $119 UltraBay battery, which promises to increase the system's endurance by 50 the RAM and the hard drive on the T400 are user-accessible. The two RAM slots are located behind an upgrade pane and can hold up to 4GB of DDR3 RAM. For storage, the system has one SATA drive, which slides out from a compartment near the battery. While hard drives and SSDs can be found on the aftermarket, they are much harder to find and are more expensive than their and WarrantyThe T400s comes with the standard suite of Lenovo ThinkVantage utilities, including backup, connection, password manager, and power management applications. Intervideo WinDVD 5 is preinstalled for watching DVDs. The system also comes with a Trusted Platform Module TPM chip to help protect your to enlargeLenovo backs the T400s with a standard one-year warranty on parts and labor. You can purchase up to three years of warranty protection, and add such extras as same-day Lenovo ThinkPad T400s is no bargain, but if you want an incredibly powerful business notebook in a remarkably thin design, it's worth every penny. This system's sleek looks, top-notch keyboard, blindingly fast performance, and durable chassis allow the T400s to earn an Editors' Choice Award. This system would be even more compelling if it offered longer endurance without an extra battery, but most users will find its better-than-average runtime more than adequate. ThinkPad T400s Specs BluetoothBluetooth BrandLenovo Core 2 Duo SP9600 Card SlotsExpressCard Company Website Display Graphics CardIntel GMA 4500MHD Hard Drive Size128GB Hard Drive TypeSSD Drive Mobile BroadbandAT&T HSDPA Native Resolution1440x900 Operating SystemMS Windows Vista Business Optical DriveDVD RW Optical Drive Speed8X Ports excluding USBMicrophone, Headphone, Ethernet, DisplayPort, VGA, USB/eSATA RAM2GB RAM Upgradable to4GB x x inches USB Ports2 Video Memory32MB Warranty/SupportOne-year parts-and-labor/24/7 toll-free phone pounds Less The official Geeks Geek, as his weekly column is titled, Avram Piltch has guided the editorial and production of since 2007. With his technical knowledge and passion for testing, Avram programmed several of LAPTOP's real-world benchmarks, including the LAPTOP Battery Test. He holds a master's degree in English from NYU. Most Popular

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