The Thinkpad X300 series from Lenovo – new competitors in the ultra-light segment

Lenovo Thinkpad X300 will be the new ultra-portable from the Chinese producer, according to some date, that surfaced recently. The 13.3″ LED light display will have a 1440×900 pixel display, and the device’s weight varies from 1,13 kg and 1,44 kg, according to specs. The monitoring is ensured by a hybrid Intel Dual Core Merom LV with a 12 W consumption, of which the producer says it will be more then enough for a user’s needs.

The storage is made on a 64 GB SSD hard-drive, and includes 4 GB of RAM memory at a 667 MHZ frequency. The LiPolymer battery, with 3 cells, should guarantee a 4 hour autonomy. At the connectivity part, the laptop presents itself pretty nicely with a Gigabit LAN port, Bluetooth support, 802.11n, WWAN and WiMax. Other devices can be connected to the laptop through 3 USB ports. The price and release date are still unknown.

Source: Gizmodo.com