Beautiful thing, especially if they actually improve the durability. And finally on board USB 3.0!
Too bad that apparently wants to bring no-NB manufacturer to offer a 11.6-inch (or 12.5) with Trinity A6-4455m (17W TDP). That would be the perfect CPU for this form factor: significantly higher CPU and graphics performance, the price should be bearable higher (50-100 $) and the TDP is even slightly lower. The ThinkPad X as this would be THE best basis for it. Ne real little handbag Daddel machine with use-value.
The same goes for the A10-4655M again much more potent: Although 25W, but Lenovo has built into the ThinkPad E320 even NEN 35W Core i3. So far there is only an announcement that for a Samsung 14-inch (Ultra-Free design and no less than with a matte display), no one really handy device is on the announcement list - very bad!
Instead of the Samsung 14-inch model I take it you prefer the HP 6475b, which, although it may be thicker, but with up to 1600x900 display, too dull and far better connectivity - and only 200g heavier than the "ultra" Samsung.
Lenovo has also announced another ThinkPad E335, again 13.3 inches, with as yet unspecified "AMD Fusion" APU. If this is just a Brazos again, I get a burr. via notebooksnews
