For those of you who are already using Lenovo products must be familiar with their ThinkPad notebook products. But this time we will not discuss about their notebook products, but products of Lenovo's latest Android tablet. We intentionally present review Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet, especially regarding the design, port, display and audio, as well as the operating system and interface for you.
Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet combines the aesthetics of black crows as we saw in the Lenovo ThinkPad business notebooks. Corning and made of layers of scratch-resistant glass, surrounded by a thin screen panel is decorated with black and Lenovo ThinkPad logo is gray. At the bottom of the panel there are four physical buttons are easy to access the main functions include automatic rotation of On / Off, web browser, Back and Home. Unfortunately the buttons are too stiff, so it is hard to suppress them.
Rubber on the back and side reminds us of the close sofftouch slim that we see as the ThinkPad T series notebooks The rear panel has an silver ThinkPad logo with a red light that illuminates whenever the tablet is used.
With dimensions of 10.3 x 7.2 x 0.6 inches and weighs 726 grams, Tablet ThinkPad weighs the same as Toshiba and Lenovo IdeaPad K1 Thrive. However, both the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (weight 565 g, 0.34 inches thick) and the Apple iPad 2 (weight 601 g, 0.34 inches thick) is much lighter and thinner. However you may feel that the ThinkPad Tablet is more solid and easy to put on your lap while taking notes with pen included.
Port
ThinkPad Tablet has a large selection of ports and slots. Short section at the bottom of the casing of the headphone jack, mini HDMI, micro USB and docking port terminal. Under the cover flap you'll find the SD car reader and SIM card slot (3G version only).
On the long side of the left side there are many USB ports you can use to attach a USB flash disk, external hard disk, keyboard or mouse. Lenovo application USB File Copy allows you to transfer data between internal storage and external drives tablet, but do not let you perform other file management functions such as moving files in the storage system or launch the installer and the media file. You need to install third party applications such as Astro File Manager for it.
Fortunately, for mengcharge Tablet ThinkPad via a standard micro USB cable is not a docking connector.
Display and Audio
With a 10, 1-inch (1280 x 800), ThinkPad Tablet offers a wide viewing angle and full-color, and sharp images. Unfortunately the audio side of the ThinkPad Tablet is still lacking, a single speaker located on the bottom of the long side panels can be blocked with a finger or denagn your lap so that the resulting sura to be vague. We also do not recommend making video calls or audio without using headphones because his voice was a whisper.
Operating Systems and Interfaces
Although the ThinkPad Tablet is powered by the Android 3.1 Honeycomb, Lenovo has added some unique features on Google's popular OS. Section Back, Home, and the layer has a more rounded shape than the other Android.
Like the Lenovo IdeaPad K1, Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet has a homescreen widget Launcher on it. This Launcher have the five 'zones': Watch (mSpot Movies launched by default), Email (Gmail), Listen (Slacker), Read (Zinio magazines reader) and a Web browser.
Settings
by pressing the wheel on the left side of the Launcher, you can change
the zone where you are and move on to the update message Lenovo. As in
the K1 IdeaPad, ThinkPad Tablet Lenovo has the features of the
application wheel. Press the wheel button on the ribbon status and no
matter where you are a spinning wheel featuring six thumbnails of your
favorite applications on the right side of the screen. You can add or
remove applications from the list of favorites by pressing the + / -.
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