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The Lenovo ThinkPad T510 is a serious business machine, in both form and function. It’s boxy, with a matte lid that gives it a rugged look. Though it’s solid, I wouldn’t want to try driving over it.The 15.6-inch display runs at a refreshingly high-res...
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Just opening the lid of the T510 sets the triumphant tone for everything that follows: the familiar ThinkPad-hooded lid is rock-solid with almost no bend in it at all. The base is just as firm, and it hosts a wonderfully comfortable, spill-resistant ke...
Supreme build quality and plenty of options add to the Lenovo T510's business appeal – it’s a joy to use too...
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Quick review Full review Images (17) Related You know what you're getting when you get a ThinkPad. You’re getting a black laptop that’s sturdy and strong, with a very distinctive design. It’ll have plenty of power, ready to keep you up and running wher...
A powerful laptop with plenty of bells and whistle, a good keyboard and excellent battery life make it ideal for the road warrior...
The 15.6-inch screen could benefit from a few more pixels, and the Caps Lock key could be smaller (or the keyboard less crowded)...
An ideal machine for anyone who needs their notebook to work, at a desk or on the road; robust and surprisingly good lookingKey specs3.5mm jack, Bluetooth, eSATA, Ethernet, FireWire, MemoryStick, SD, SDHC, USB, VGA, Wi-Fi, Windows 7...
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Lenovo needs no introduction to the businessperson. The company’s laptops—and the ThinkPad range in particular—are designed primarily for corporate use and have for a long time enjoyed a very good reputation thanks to their impeccable build quality and ex...
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zdnet.co.uk Updated:
2013-02-14 07:48:44
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Lenovo's T-series ThinkPads are designed to offer a marriage of performance, portability and durability. The T510 is the largest in the series, and with a 15.6in. screen it's borderline portable for many people. The entry-level price is £766.99 (inc. V...
Very solidly built, Good performance, Excellent screen, Highquality audio subsystem, Illuminated keyboard, Integrated mobile broadband option...
Heavy, Port configuration is rather cramped...
It's difficult to find serious fault with Lenovo's ThinkPad T510. It's heavy, but in exchange you get a solid build and large screen. The keyboard is well designed, although you may find the dual pointing devices rather button-heavy. Audio output is ve...
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The ThinkPad's 15.6in screen has a resolution of 1600x900, which is great for lining up windows side by side while multitasking. (The notebook is also available with a 1366x768 screen.) It's a high-brightness screen that allows documents and most Web...
Solid build quality, excellent screen, good performance, excellent touchpad, keyboard light, fingerprint reader can be used to switch on and log-in in with one swipe of your finger, long battery life using 9-cell battery...
Bottom-right corner of the keyboard was loose, feels heavy, doesn’t ship with data encryption and password management utilities...
It may look drab, but the Lenovo ThinkPad T510 business notebook is well-featured, solidly built, fast, and has a long battery life. It does feel a little too heavy for lap use and its keyboard isn't completely solid, but its pros heavily outweigh thos...
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Product Code: NTH4JUK The Lenovo ThinkPad T510 is a 15.6in-screen business laptop with a fast Intel Core i7-620M processor Since Lenovo bought IBM's PC and notebook business, not much of the ThinkPad's iconic design has changed, and this is a good th...
A good battery, life, fast performance, plenty of connectivity and a solid design mean the Lenovo ThinkPad T510 should be a prime choice for business use — and, indeed, for anyone who wants a good all-round notebook. You also get a fingerprint reader...
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Lenovo's eagerly awaited ThinkPad workstation refresh hasn't disappointed. The new T510 packs Intel's latest dual-core 32nm Core i7-620M, which ups the old i7-720QM's clock speed to 2.66GHz and drops the maximum TDP to 35W. In short, it's the most effi...
The construction, speed and feature set are all top of the pile - it's the workstation to beat...
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Just opening the lid of the T510 sets the triumphant tone for everything that follows: the familiar ThinkPad-hooded lid is rock-solid with almost no bend in it at all. The base is just as firm, and it hosts a wonderfully comfortable, spill-resistant keyb...
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Just opening the lid of the T510 sets the triumphant tone for everything that follows: the familiar ThinkPad-hooded lid is rock-solid with almost no bend in it at all. The base is just as firm, and it hosts a wonderfully comfortable, spill-resistant keyb...
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The base is just as firm, and it hosts a wonderfully comfortable, spill-resistant keyboard. As always, you get both touchpad and trackpoint, each with its own mouse buttons, and the keys are perfectly laid out, with a deep travel to typing.All the necessa...
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The full HD screen is, however, new. And since the notebook is otherwise structurally identical to the previously reviewed T510 model, we'll jump right to the display section...
Timetested Thinkpad design, Trackpoint pointing stick, Keyboard, Excellent office performance and uptodate hardware, Longer battery life under light use thanks to Optimus, FullHD screen with broad color space, Matte, bright screen, Excellent contrast, Thi...
Touchpad, No recovery DVD or manual...
Optimus or no Optimus, that is the question. 'Tis no nobler in the case or the selection of ports—that remains the same. But the Optimus graphics card switching technology finally housed within the Lenovo Thinkpad T510-4384-GEG model means a considerably...
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Thermal performance of the ThinkPad T510 was very good under normal circumstances. With the switchable graphics, the out T510 was able to maintain very good temperatures under light usage by switching to integrated gra...
Great build quality, Excellent HDdisplay, Over 8 hours of battery life...
Minor NVIDIA Optimus glitches, Touchpad sensitivity problems...
The Lenovo ThinkPad T510 is a great business notebook for consumers looking for a better built notebook or business users looking for a daily workhorse. Compared to the ThinkPad W510, the T510 offers some of the same features, albeit with lower processor and graphics card options, no multitouch display, and other perks like USB 3.0 connectors or huey color calibration. The T510 excelled in daily...
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laptopz.com Updated:
2013-02-14 07:48:44
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As Lenovo ThinkPad T510 sports the latest Intel Core i3 370M processor, which can even compete with Core i5. Lenovo T510 Core i3 370M processor continues to adopts 32nm technology process, has 3MB cache and 35W of TDP. The difference is that Core i3 37...
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Lenovo used this year's CES to revamp its entire notebook line-up. We already looked at the all-new ThinkPad Edge, which is aimed at style and budget-conscious business users, blending elements from the IdeaPad netbooks with the enduring legacy of the...
While the Lenovo ThinkPad T510 starts at $939, our test system is priced at around $1,400 in good part because of the powerful processor and GPU inside. If you are already spending this kind of money on a Core i7 equipped notebook, I would recommend u...
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By Martina Osztovits 02/16/2010 Following the T410, the bigger T510 now faces our test course. Now Lenovo has also updated its 15 inch T-range classic with cutting-edge technology with the Arrandale CPUs. Our prototype additionally starts with a disc...
Proven ThinkPad design, Trackpoint, Keyboard, Very good office performance and uptodate hardware, ThinkVantage tools...
Not very bright display with a standard color range, Touchpad, No recovery DVDs or manual, Energy manager offers unimplemented functions...
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