Lenovo’s new ThinkPad X230 keyboard is creating quite a stir. For the first time, the 12″ ultraportable X200 series is ditching its classic ThinkPad keyboard in favor of a more modern island ...

Lenovo asked the vocal community of ThinkPad fans (I'm one of them) which features they wanted in their retro ThinkPad. Some parts were uncontentious: the seven-row keyboard layout was a near ...

For those in the second camp is Lenovo ... Bluetooth Keyboard with TrackPoint model, albeit with a new design that’s based on the more modern ThinkPad X1’s keyboard design and layout.

Even switching to an island-style keyboard layout across the ThinkPad line over the past few years has not slowed Lenovo's reputation in this department, and speaks to years of serious human ...

The company’s second attempt is the ThinkPad X1 Fold ... on the HP Spectre Foldable PC’s keyboard a lot more with its more spacious layout. The Lenovo’s clamshell display is also smaller ...

The chiclet keyboard is a combination of the one on the Edge line and the more classic ThinkPad layout. The bottoms of the keys have been rounded or given “a smile,” as Lenovo’s VP of Design ...

Lenovo’s own take on the design, the ThinkPad X1 Fold ... you shouldn’t need to use it. The keyboard layout is downright odd. When designing the keyboard, it’s clear Lenovo was set on ...

If you’re looking for areas where Lenovo cut corners, here’s another. Adam Patrick Murray / IDG This should be a familiar keyboard layout for ThinkPad owners. Note the large trackpad.

Would the new keyboard be as good as last year’s model or was Lenovo just trying ... Winner: Thinkpad T420. Though we appreciate the simpler layout and don’t miss the keys that were eliminated ...