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October 2012
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
écran haute défition mat
Clavier
Performances
Design
Clavier adaptatif.
Très bonne qualité de fabrication
Dalle de bonne facture
Poids contenu
Ensemble clavier/touchpad très convainquant
Performant et autonome
Construction sans faille
Ergonomie remarquable
Nombreux atouts pour les pro
Solide et léger
Dalle mate
Excellentes performances et personnalisable
Définition d'écran
Finitions...
Châssis léger et robuste
Habituellement silencieux
ClickPad aux dimensions généreuses
Modem LTE intégré
Clavier rétroéclairé
Périphériques d'entrée très réactifs
Superbes angles de vision (90°)
Très belle autonomie
Charge relativement rapide de la
Le design
élégant et ergonomique
Clavier exceptionnel
Le pavé tactile a été largement amélioré
Les boutons physiques pour le TrackPoint font leur grand retour
L'écran est traité antireflets
Facile d'entretien
Parfaitement silencieux au repos
à pei
Châssis ultra fin et léger
Excellents ports d'entrée
Connexions sans fil rapides
écran haute résolution et angles de vue stables
Système performant
Bonne maîtrise du bruit et de la température
Bonne autonomie
3 ans de garantie
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Pas de prise Ethernet
Autonomie jsuet dans la moyenne
Haut-parleurs très mauvais
Chauffe lors de très fortes sollicitations
Pas de lecteur de carte SD
Retient trop les traces
Une touche Fn mal placée
Pas de lecteur de cartes SD
Prix très élevé
Cher
Écran très moyen
Mais pas de charnières en métal
Évolutivité
Autobridage des performances du processeur
Webcam de mauvaise qualité
Pas de réelles touches F/Fontion
Les charnières ne sont pas assez fermes
On aimerait plus de ports disponibles
La dalle LCD est sombre et le taux de contraste est faible
Couleurs ternes
Les performances pâtissent quand on débranche l'alimentation
Publié: 2012-12-03, Auteur: Serdar , review by: techworld.com
The Lenovo X1 Carbon is a slender and well-built business-class Ultrabook that wasn't designed to hop on board the Windows 8 bandwagon. The X1 Carbon might annoy some people with its choice of on-board software, but the hardware is nearly beyond repro...
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Publié: 2012-09-24, Auteur: Lawrence , review by: Theinquirer.net
Extrait: LAPTOP MAKER Lenovo's revised Thinkpad X1 might simply have the Carbon moniker attached to it but we were left in no doubt that it gives the Macbook Air a run for its money. From the front, Lenovo's Thinkpad X1 Carbon loo...
Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon has a wonderfully engineered foundation. The laptop is thin and light yet also practical and functional. It's an ultrabook a serious typist could use all day without complaint, yet it's also thin and light enough to attract con...
Extrait: The ThinkPad X1 Carbon is a fantastic piece of hardware. Lenovo has done a lot in creating this superlight and durable Ultrabook . The X1 carbon brings a new level of quality to the ThinkPad legacy of high standards and innovation. It starts with the dura...
Ethernet is available via an included USB dongle, Performance is dazzling, as you'd expect from a computer with a topoftheline chip like the X1 Carbon offers, Performance is dazzling, as you'd expect from a computer with a topoftheline chip like the X1 Ca
Slow to boot (nearly 30 seconds). Surprisingly buggy during normal operations, like running Windows Update. Clickpad is merely OK. Puny battery
Lovely design, 3 lb. weight, high res display, superb keyboard, Lovely design, 3 lb. weight, high res display, superb keyboard, Lovely design, 3 lb. weight, high res display, superb keyboard, Lovely design,
No dock or battery slice options, battery life just average, No dock or battery slice options, battery life just average, No dock or battery slice options, battery life just average, No dock or battery slice
I admit it, the moment I saw the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon I had a serious crush. That's not wildly unusual for this technologist, but those first crushes often turn to indifference once I put a machine through its paces. The ThinkPad X1 Carbon doesn'...
Incredibly fast CPU and application performance for the size, Very lightweight, yet strong shell, Extremely quiet, Matte display, Large touchpad, Improved gamut range, WWAN options, Mini DisplayPort, Backlit keyboard
Surface temperatures can become very warm, No Gorilla Glass, ThinkLight, HDMI, integrated RJ-45, or dedicated docking ports, Plastic display bezel feels out of place, Mediocre battery life, Mushy left- and right-click buttons, Overall fingerprint magnet
Lenovo X1 CarbonThe changes that the X1 Carbon brings are not just skin deep. Many of these changes have addressed some of the common complaints about the original X1, but at the same have introduced new criticisms. The new 14-inch matte display, for exam...
Thin, light body, Comfortable keyboard, keys have good travel, Great battery life, Trackpad that can carry off multitouch gestures, High-resolution screen
Stiff hinge makes the PC annoying to open, Webcam is a bit tragic
At $1,349, Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon is one of the lightest, most powerful and road-ready laptops available today -- as long as you don't mind a slightly higher price tag.Brian Nadel is a frequent contributor to Computerworld and the former editor in ch...
