Maximum portability. That is what offers the Lenovo ThinkPad X250, a compact 12.5-inch notebook oriented professional field. And this model reaches an impressive range of up to 20 hours through a dual battery system, a figure that rises far above what usually offer laptops and ultrabooks market. Key features of this laptop are the inclusion of new processors of the fifth generation of Intel Core Broadwell, various storage options traditional or SSD hard drive or the ability to integrate a Full HD panel with touch capability. The Lenovo ThinkPad X250 should arrive in February at a starting price that could be placed around 1,150 euros.

 Undoubtedly, the great strength of this model lies in the great autonomy achieved. Up to 20 hours of use thanks to a system of two batteries. In fact, the larger battery can be removed from laptop to charge while still using the computer with an internal battery with less capacity. A real advantage for mobile professionals that are constantly moving and do not want to be alert to find an outlet available. The Lenovo ThinkPad X250 is committed to a 12.5 inch screen which may include a standard resolution of 1,366 x 768 pixels, or make the leap to a Full HD panel highest quality with 1,920 x 1,080 pixels.

 In either case we can integrate a traditional trackpad or one for coping with Windows 8.1 operating system. In the bowels of the X250 find an Intel Core processor fifth generation or Intel Broadwell. These chips are designed to improve energy efficiency, one of the reasons why Lenovo has been able to increase the autonomy of this model to the final 20 hours. This chip will be combined with a RAM of up to 8 GB.

 In the field of storage, this team has many different settings. On the one hand, we have the ability to integrate a traditional hard disk 500 GB or 1 TB. You can also opt for a more expensive too SSD up to 256GB, a faster and reliable format but. Finally, there is the intermediate option of a hybrid storage system that combines a small SSD for cache memory with a traditional hard drive of 500 GB. These options are able to withstand the OPAL standard for data protection.

 Within the field of connections surprise encounters a VGA port to connect the laptop to a computer (especially for the size). We also have an Ethernet port to surf the net via cable, a mini DisplayPort or optional smart card reader. And all with a truly lightweight design of 1.3 kilos, a figure which is quite impressive for autonomy model . To find the Lenovo ThinkPad X250 on the market will have to wait until next February, with a starting price that would be around 1,150 euros.

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