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I don't see a TrackPoint in the photo, my number one reason to always buy ThinkPads...

• uxcolumbo 6y ago
  Yes, same here. Trackpoint has a steeper learning curve - but it's so worth it. I hope Lenovo are not going to phase it out.
  • collyw 6y ago
    Yeah? I always find it too sensitive, and only use it if i have a problem with my touchpad driver (something that hasn't happened in years). I have seen a few comments like yours recently, maybe its time to try to get used to it.
    • abdullahkhalids 6y ago
      You can change sensitivity of it in mouse settings. If anything, I find the default settings on Debian too insensitive and had to nudge them up quite a bit.
• test1235 6y ago
  don't dells have them as well?
  • deleted 6y ago
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  • gonzo41 6y ago
    Not since the 90's I believe.
    • dhruvmittal 6y ago
      The Latitude "Business laptop" has it, but not the XPS. It's good enough.
  • mousenip 6y ago
    They are nowhere near as good.
  • xorcist 6y ago
    Those are useless. The Thinkpad ones actually work.
• hydroreadsstuff 6y ago
  I don't see the great keyboard either. My almost only reason to buy them.