The Lenovo ThinkPad X250 is unsurprisingly the successor to the ThinkPad X240. This is a business Ultrabook with a 12.5" display and it runs on Intel Broadwell 5th generation ULV CPUs with Intel HD ...

The traditional ThinkPad keyboard earned its reputation as being best for typing accuracy and comfort. Now a new contender is taking its place.

Conclusion The Lenovo ThinkPad X250 is very similar to the previous X240 model, but it has its improvements and that's a good thing.

The Lenovo ThinkPad X250 features a 12.5-inch display that is available in both 1366 x 768 resolution (HD TN and HD IPS) and 1920 x 1080p.

ThinkPad's have long been a staple of the on-the-go business user. Does the Lenovo X250 live up to that? Find out in our Lenovo ThinkPad X250 review.

Lenovo’s new ThinkPad TrackPoint II Bluetooth keyboard costs $99 and gives you a way to use the infamous red mouse nub with your desktop computer.

Lenovo MK9 wired mechanical keyboard, priced at 99 yuan ($14), features a 98-key Gasket layout, Type-C interface, 20M keystroke lifespan, and a rotary volume knob.

A couple years ago, Lenovo announced its plans to build a "retro" ThinkPad that would resurrect design elements of ThinkPads past as an homage to the brand's long history. That ThinkPad is now ...

Lenovo has showcased a number of cool accessories at CES 2025, including a hybrid mouse, a self-charging keyboard, and more.

Lenovo 's ThinkPad X250 (starting at $755, £669.99, AU$1,499) is an Ultrabook designed for people who want business-class power without having to lug around a chunky workstation.

Because of its price tag, performance and portability, the Lenovo ThinkPad X250 shouldn't be compared to business-class mobile workstations. It just doesn't make sense to pit two laptops against ...

Lenovo Thinkpad X250 Review: The ThinkPad X250 continues to have great build quality, as always, thanks largely to its carbon fiber chassis ...