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That machine is 2 pounds heavier, half again as thick, and has a shorter battery life; in other words, it's more like the cheaper model 15" Pro, which is also e
by akgerber 14y ago
That machine is 2 pounds heavier, half again as thick, and has a shorter battery life; in other words, it's more like the cheaper model 15" Pro, which is also easily upgradeable, and also an inch thick and lighter at 5.5 lb.
- jbellis 14y agoPlease note that I cited the 420s, not 420. It's under 4 pounds, which is half a pound lighter than the new mpb. It's slimmer than my 15" old-gen mpb, although I believe the retina is slightly thinner still.
- achompas 14y agoThis is kinda moot, as Lenovo doesn't sell the 420s online anymore. Are there any decent alternatives?
- marcocampos 14y agoThe new T430s. Just came out.
- Ralith 14y agoWhat? Both the 420s and its successor, the 430s, are available directly from Lenovo's site--it took me only seconds to find them: http://www.lenovo.com/products/us/laptop/thinkpad/t-series/ http://www.lenovo.com/products/us/laptop/thinkpad/t-series/
- AllenKids 14y agoI'm sorry but isn't T4xx series 14" machines? Which is very relevant to the weight comparing to the 15 incher. Every MBP since the unibody design is 0.95" thick(of course except for the new retina one) and the T420S is 21.2mm-26.0mm thick, how is it slimmer?