They didn't change the Fn/Ctrl order for this model. Every ThinkPad since they first added the Fn key, including the older models with the classic keyboard, has

They didn't change the Fn/Ctrl order for this model. Every ThinkPad since they first added the Fn key, including the older models with the classic keyboard, has had them in this order, so why would they switch them now? And as fencepost mentioned, you can swap them in the BIOS. Definitely agree on the resolution. It's one of the two reasons I'm not ordering a T25, as it would be a massive downgrade from the high-DPI displays on my ThinkPad Yoga 460 and MacBook Pro Retina 15". I used the MBPR as my main Windows machine for a couple of years even though I had a perfectly good ThinkPad W520 with twice the memory and twice the SSD storage. Even though I missed the ThinkPad key layout and especially the TrackPoint, the MBPR's high-DPI display made up for it. When I switched back to a ThinkPad this year, I made sure it was a high-DPI model. The other reason I didn't order, surprisingly enough, is the keyboard layout. It's fairly obvious that the T25 is a one-off hobby machine and there is no intention to continue offering the classic keyboard. At this point I've made my peace with the 6-row keyboards, and even though I'd prefer the classic 7-row, what good would it do me to switch back to it for the next couple of years and then have to switch back to a 6-row on my next ThinkPad?