Looks like Lenovo is set to release a 25th-year anniversary IBM laptop with a retro classic look that we are all very familiar with. Although Lenovo bought IBM's ThinkPad division some years ago after their years of collaboration, the ThinkPad series is still one of the most, if not
the most, popular laptop series in the market. This special edition is going to be called ThinkPad 25, and it is set to release in the next month. Details of the specification, design, and photos have been leaked.
(Complete spec sheet below)
With a similar T470 shape, this laptop has a 14inch 1080p IPS display and a beefy Intel Core i7 processor with 16GB of RAM. Also paired with a NVIDIA GTX 940mx graphics, slightly graphic intensive operations are going to destroy the competition. The beloved iconic keyboard is back. It sports a traditional TrackPoint from ThinkPad and a blue ThinkVantage "Enter" button. The good old layout is back too, and it looks like it's going to have the award-winning keys for its incredible comfort.
Other details such as the volume controls and power button are where they are supposed to be; as well as the fingerprint sensor, although it has upgraded, is still at the old position. IBM doesn't own any part of ThinkPad anymore, therefore their logo can't be on the bottom right corner, but the ThinkPad logo is going to be colorful. Other perks include a removable battery, Windows Hello, and LTE support.
Specs:
- Name - Lenovo ThinkPad 25
- Processor (CPU) - Intel Core i7
- Memory (RAM) - 16GB
- Storge - 512GB SSD
- Display - 14inch 1080P IPS
- Graphics (GPU) - NVIDIA GTX 940MX
Ports:
- 3 x USB 3
- 1 x USB Type-C
- SD card reader
- HDMI
- Ethernet
More photos:
Other details such as the volume controls and power button are where they are supposed to be; as well as the fingerprint sensor, although it has upgraded, is still at the old position. IBM doesn't own any part of ThinkPad anymore, therefore their logo can't be on the bottom right corner, but the ThinkPad logo is going to be colorful. Other perks include a removable battery, Windows Hello, and LTE support.
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