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Lenovo Thinkpad T410 Video Review

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LogicBUY reviews the ThinkPad T410! Get coupon and deal on the ThinkPad T410: www.logicbuy.com

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#1 written by TugaPipeJunior 1 year ago

I love logictv’s reviews

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#2 written by ariaane 1 year ago

Accurate and concise review. I’ve been pondering whether or not to purchase the T410. (I currently have a T500).

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#3 written by iphoneAppReviewHD 1 year ago

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#4 written by iphoneAppReviewHD 1 year ago

we add anyone next subber gets 2 subs

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#5 written by DjiEnn 1 year ago

looking at the pro and cons of this review, it suggest the thinkpad has average build quality.

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#6 written by Jonnyinter1 1 year ago

A picky keyboard? You didn’t say one negative thing about it during the review.

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#7 written by jasonloden 1 year ago

The battery would last more if you had in integrated graphics and the fan runs often? does it really? loud?

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#8 written by TheAudiTTfan 1 year ago

I just got mine today, its amazing!!! boot up time and standby time are amazingly fast, battery life not as long as the website for it shown, though. And just like LOGICTVdot come said, its around 4 hours of online stuff for me, not 13hr battery life…

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#9 written by headmetal80 1 year ago

He says that there is no flex in the keyboard that he can detect but you can clearly see it flex as he types on it.

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#10 written by LogicTVdotcom 1 year ago

@headmetal80 You copied and paste on everything you see?

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#11 written by MrRJOne 1 year ago

I’d like to learn more about the screen. Is it glossy or matte finish? How does the screen compare with the x200 tablet, multitouch screen? I thought that the tablet screen was a bit grainy and not as clear as a glossy screen. What about the t410 screen? Is it as nice as a glossy screen?

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#12 written by dmane103 1 year ago

@MrRJOne
It’s a matte finish. 16 x 10 resolution.

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#13 written by MrRJOne 1 year ago

Thanks for the info. Could you comment further on the Lenovo T410 screen. How does it compare to HP’s elite series screens, the Lenovo X200 Tablet screen, is it grainy, etc. Thanks. I’d appreciate more complete information.

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#14 written by ankitpasi1 1 year ago

@LogicTVdotcom You don’t reply with an acknowledgement of your mistakes but instead criticize the one who’s right, knowing all the way that you’re dead wrong?
Help yourself.

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#15 written by LogicTVdotcom 1 year ago

@ankitpasi1 Help yourself by moving on. The person referencing the T410′s flex replied to multiple videos with the same language. We’ll produce videos for people who find it value, not for trolls.

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#16 written by supplespub 1 year ago

@headmetal80 Every keyboard in every system has a certain amount of flex. Yes, even the island/isolation style keyboards. What matters is if it flexes significantly during normal usage. The T410′s keyboard feels perfectly solid under all normal usage.

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#17 written by headmetal80 1 year ago

@LogicTVdotcom Yes I responded to the W510 and T410 videos because you can see the keyboard flex. Just an observation.
Maybe you should watch the video.

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#18 written by JoJoBean23 1 year ago

that is one ugly computer lol

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#19 written by oztronix 1 year ago

Nice size, only if it be TOUCH SCREEN CAPABLE,
will be handy comp…
So, due to this lacking feature – for me, NO, thanks.

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#20 written by farestabs 1 year ago

This keyboard is the best ever I have no idea how the T410 keyboard was a con and the envy 14′s wasnt… Weak.

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#21 written by HybridPineapple 1 year ago

The ThinkPad keyboard flex can be easily fixed, buy putting something under the keyboard, by removing the screws on the bottom.

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#22 written by mandatoryregistratio 1 year ago

@oztronix
touchscreens are uncommon for laptops you imbecile

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#23 written by n0y0x 1 year ago

@oztronix …it is touch screen capable… Just look it up on lenovo’s website, its a fair bit pricier though

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#24 written by stup1db1tch 1 year ago

@LogicTVdotcom Thanks for the goog review. Still, I can see the flexing, thus copy and pasting was legitimate in this case.

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