Lenovo 14" 4GB Intel Core i5-4300U Dual-Core ThinkPad T450 Ultrabook
- 1.9 GHz Intel Core i5-4300U Dual-Core
- 4GB of 1600 MHz PC3-12800 DDR3L RAM
- 14" Anti-Glare Display
- HD 1366 x 768 Native Resolution
- Integrated Intel HD Graphics 4400
- 500GB 7200 rpm Hard Drive
- 4-in-1 SD & MMC Media Card Reader
- Gigabit Ethernet & 802.11ac Wi-Fi
- Mini DisplayPort / VGA / USB 3.0
- Windows 7 Pro + Windows 8.1 License
| Slim and portable at 0.83" thin, the 14" ThinkPad T450 Ultrabook from Lenovo is built with ports and connectivity options that are often found on mobile workstations. Designed for business productivity, this system is powered by a 1.9 GHz Intel Core i5-4300U Dual-Core processor that allows you to run multiple applications simultaneously. If you need more power, the processor can be overclocked to 2.9 GHz and the system's 4GB of 1600 MHz PC3-12800 DDR3L RAM allows the computer to quickly access frequently-used files and programs. The RAM comes in a configuration of one 4GB module installed in a 204-pin SO-DIMM socket. The SO-DIMM socket can support memory amounts up to 8GB and there is also a second SO-DIMM socket with the same specs, allowing the system to support a total of 16GB of RAM. |  |
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Lenovo's notebook uses the same chassis as its predecessor, the ThinkPad T440s, and that's a good thing. With the T450s' rectangular shape and raven-black lid, sides and bottom, the device has the quiet but classy ThinkPad aesthetic that's equally at home in the boardroom or the coffee shop. The red TrackPoint pointing stick and its red-striped buttons add small splashes of color. ThinkPad logos with glowing red lights for the dot in the "i" sit on the lid and the deck, blinking to show you when your system is asleep. |
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If typing comfort and speed are important to you, there is no better choice than the ThinkPad T450s, which has the best laptop keyboard money can buy. It's even better than many other ThinkPads. With 1.9mm of travel and 63 grams of actuation force (55-60 is typical), the keys have a strong tactile feel that makes typing incredibly comfortable and accurate. Almost as good is the subtle indentation in the keys themselves, which makes it easy to feel your way around and avoid adjacent-key errors. |
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Like other ThinkPads, the T450s comes with two different pointing devices: a touchpad and a TrackPoint pointing stick. I prefer the TrackPoint, because it offers much more precise navigation, allowing me to highlight text, click small icons and zoom from one side of the screen to the other, without having to lift my hands off of the home row. |
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Unlike thinner notebooks, such as the ThinkPad X1 Carbon, the ThinkPad T450s has a full compliment of ports, letting you connect to a variety of peripherals and networks without using a dongle. On the right side sit a USB 3.0 port, an Ethernet connection, VGA out, a headphone/mic jack, a Kensington lock slot and a 4-in-1 card reader. A number of business notebooks lack Ethernet, making it more difficult to connect to wired networks, and VGA, which is still standard on many conferencing systems and projectors. |
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| SKU | 20BV000BUS |
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| Weight | 1.000000 |
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| Slim and portable at 0.83" thin, the 14" ThinkPad T450 Ultrabook from Lenovo is built with ports and connectivity options that are often found on mobile workstations. Designed for business productivity, this system is powered by a 1.9 GHz Intel Core i5-4300U Dual-Core processor that allows you to run multiple applications simultaneously. If you need more power, the processor can be overclocked to 2.9 GHz and the system's 4GB of 1600 MHz PC3-12800 DDR3L RAM allows the computer to quickly access frequently-used files and programs. The RAM comes in a configuration of one 4GB module installed in a 204-pin SO-DIMM socket. The SO-DIMM socket can support memory amounts up to 8GB and there is also a second SO-DIMM socket with the same specs, allowing the system to support a total of 16GB of RAM. | |
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Lenovo's notebook uses the same chassis as its predecessor, the ThinkPad T440s, and that's a good thing. With the T450s' rectangular shape and raven-black lid, sides and bottom, the device has the quiet but classy ThinkPad aesthetic that's equally at home in the boardroom or the coffee shop. The red TrackPoint pointing stick and its red-striped buttons add small splashes of color. ThinkPad logos with glowing red lights for the dot in the "i" sit on the lid and the deck, blinking to show you when your system is asleep. |
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If typing comfort and speed are important to you, there is no better choice than the ThinkPad T450s, which has the best laptop keyboard money can buy. It's even better than many other ThinkPads. With 1.9mm of travel and 63 grams of actuation force (55-60 is typical), the keys have a strong tactile feel that makes typing incredibly comfortable and accurate. Almost as good is the subtle indentation in the keys themselves, which makes it easy to feel your way around and avoid adjacent-key errors. |
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Like other ThinkPads, the T450s comes with two different pointing devices: a touchpad and a TrackPoint pointing stick. I prefer the TrackPoint, because it offers much more precise navigation, allowing me to highlight text, click small icons and zoom from one side of the screen to the other, without having to lift my hands off of the home row. |
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Unlike thinner notebooks, such as the ThinkPad X1 Carbon, the ThinkPad T450s has a full compliment of ports, letting you connect to a variety of peripherals and networks without using a dongle. On the right side sit a USB 3.0 port, an Ethernet connection, VGA out, a headphone/mic jack, a Kensington lock slot and a 4-in-1 card reader. A number of business notebooks lack Ethernet, making it more difficult to connect to wired networks, and VGA, which is still standard on many conferencing systems and projectors. |
| SKU | 20BV000BUS |
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| Weight | 1.000000 |
