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EPEAT Gold DIRECTIVE (EU) 2022/2380 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 23 November 2022 (Part III) y Lenovo ThinkPad E560, Intel® Core™ i5, 2.3 GHz, 15.6", 1366 x 768 pixels, 4 GB, 500 GB Lenovo ThinkPad E560. Product type: Laptop, Form factor: Clamshell. Processor family: Intel® Core™ i5, Processor model: i5-6200U, Processor frequency: 2.3 GHz. Display diagonal: 15.6", Display resolution: 1366 x 768 pixels. Internal memory: 4 GB, Internal memory type: DDR3L-SDRAM. Total storage capacity: 500 GB, Storage media: HDD, Optical drive type: DVD±RW. On-board graphics card model: Intel® HD Graphics 520. Operating system installed: Windows 7 Professional. Product color: Black https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-E560-Core-i3-HD-Notebook-Review.168407.0.html Enduring worker. Our present model of the ThinkPad E560 is aimed at price-sensitive users. A bit over 500 Euros (~$553) has to be ponied up for the device. The buyer gets a Core i3 processor, long battery life, outstanding keyboard and two Windows operati... matte screen, runs quietly, low temperatures, decent casing quality, very good keyboard, docking port, very good battery life dark screen, 12-month warranty only Our present ThinkPad is a low-cost member of the lineup. The installed Core i3 processor has more than enough computing power for office and Internet applications. The laptop usually runs quietly and barely heats up. It would be easy to swap the installed... https://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptops/lenovo-thinkpad-e560 The Lenovo ThinkPad E560 ($521 to start; $988 as tested) is aimed at small, value-conscious companies that need machines with lots of ports and solid performance paired with long battery life and a comfortable keyboard. The configuration we tested packs a... Comfy keyboard, Strong performance, Very good battery life, Clear audio Not MIL-SPEC tested for durability, Dull display The Lenovo ThinkPad E560 has almost 8 hours of battery life and a comfortable keyboard, but it doesn't stand up to the durability standards of other business laptops... https://laptopmedia.com/review/lenovo-thinkpad-e560-review-the-first-e-series-laptop-to-have-an-ips-panel/ Today we shall have a look at a new model from the ThinkPad E-series, which is as impressive as its predecessor mostly in terms of its quality, with the difference that there is a suprise this time – this is the first Lenovo laptop from the series to have... Sturdy and stable construction, Sound quality, Comfortable AccuType keyboard, 15-inch Full HD display with an IPS panel, Lack of PWM with brightness levels above 60 cd/m2 Lack of an М.2 slot, Poor coverage of the sRGB gamut Again, the ThinkPad line leaves us with good impressions. The machine that we reviewed belongs to the E-series, which puts it in the mid-range, keeping it affordable for customers that are on a budget. Nonetheless, Lenovo made no compromise with the build... https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-E560-Core-i7-Radeon-R7-M370-Notebook-Review.155741.0.html Successful evolution. For the first time, Lenovo equips a ThinkPad from the E500 series with a high-quality IPS display as well as a graphics card with fast GDDR5 memory. The price including SSD and i7 CPU is still below 1,000 Euros – is it a bargain?... decent case quality, excellent keyboard, optional docking solutions, high-contrast and high-resolution IPS display with wide viewing angles, very good application performance, low noise development, good price-performance ratio mediocre color reproduction of the display, limited upgradeability, slight throttling under maximum load, only 12 months warranty After the excellent result of the ThinkPad E460, the E560 continues the good performance and Lenovo is once again (depending on the configuration) able to offer a comparatively inexpensive entry-level model without bigger issues. Besides the, as usual, ex... https://www.neowin.net/news/lenovo-thinkpad-x1-tablet-review-its-way-better-than-a-surface-pro Last year, I reviewed the second-generation Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Tablet. I gave it an 8/10, but while I loved the machine as a whole, it definitely had its shortcomings. Most notably, the performance of the Y-series processor was subpar, and the kickstand... As is always the case with a ThinkPad X1 PC, I think that the Tablet is best in its class. It finally has a proper kickstand and a proper CPU for it to compete with the big boys. The most notable Windows 10 tablet on the market is probably Microsoft's Sur... https://www.gottabemobile.com/lenovo-thinkpad-13-2017-review-reliably-reliable/ By all estimates, Windows 10 has done a lot to restore the public's confidence in the PC. At the very least, it's provided a stable platform for Microsoft's hardware partners to build great machines. Lenovo has certainly taken advantage of this opportunit... Routines are nice. We do things over again until they become second nature because they're comfortable for us. Squeaky wheels get the grease, wheels that stay silent get some subconscious appreciation. Lots of people say that the ThinkPad line is stale. T... https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-13-Core-i3-7100U-Full-HD-Review.213212.0.html Entry-level update. Intel's Kaby Lake platform has been appearing on more and more notebooks, and now Lenovo has updated the ThinkPad 13 with the 7th Generation processors. Does the new platform bring enough of a performance increase to warrant an upgrade... excellent input devices, ample port selection, long battery life, quiet operation, quick and accurate fingerprint reader no Thunderbolt, expensive for the specs, keyboard not backlit The ThinkPad 13 sits in a good spot. The feature set retains many outstanding points of its more mature ThinkPad brothers, the T and X series. The keyboard is among the best available, the battery life is good enough for a full work day, and performance i... https://www.pcmag.com/review/353140/lenovo-thinkpad-13-2017 For a small business or sole proprietorship, you need a business laptop that offers durability, reliability, and staying power. The Lenovo ThinkPad 13 (starting at $699; $745.99 as tested) does that, and does so with a timeless style. The second-gen model... 12+ hours of battery life, MIL-STD 801G rated, USB-C port, Best keyboard among SMB laptops A bit pricey for an entry-level system, Ethernet connectivity requires an adapter The second generation of the Lenovo ThinkPad 13 is stylish, durable, and lasts more than 12 hours on a full charge. It's the laptop to get for your small business or home office... https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-13-2017-Core-i7-Full-HD-Laptop-Review.207712.0.html A worthy successor? Following Lenovo's delivery of a good outcome in the business sector with its ThinkPad 13 last year, the manufacturer now sends the successor based on Kaby Lake CPUs into the race. We examined whether Lenovo is successful and has liste... functional design, high system performance, fast SSD (512 GB), good input devices, backlit keyboard, satisfactory battery life, moderate noise polution, bright, viewing angle stable screen, USB Type-C, docking port (OneLink+) slow SD card reader, no SmartCard reader, tight color space coverage, USB Type-C only Gen.1, 12-month warranty, casing gets warm during load Lenovo's ThinkPad 13 (2017) is a solid entry-level business laptop. The performance of the laptop justifies its purchase price of 1230 Euros (~$1329). Buyers get a fast Intel Core i7-7500U that can develop a big part of its potential even during load (no... https://www.cnet.com/reviews/lenovo-thinkpad-13-chromebook-review/ Chromebooks are often unremarkable laptops, but they have to be if they're going to offer the basic utility of a notebook at temptingly low prices.One of the best you can buy for work or school is the Lenovo ThinkPad 13 Chromebook. Not to be confused with... The Lenovo ThinkPad 13 has a comfortable and responsive keyboard, battery life that'll last a work day and an adjustable screen with sturdy 180-degree hinges Audio is muffled thanks to poor speaker placement, the display doesn't pop, and the keyboard isn't backlit. Chrome OS has limited software options This Lenovo ThinkPad 13 takes a lot of the design and quality we like the ThinkPad brand for, and transforms it into a more casual Chromebook, ideal for schoolwork and writing... https://www.computershopper.com/laptops/reviews/lenovo-thinkpad-13-chromebook Easy to maintain, hard to gunk up: Chromebooks have become a strong presence in K-12 schools for those two reasons, and many consumers looking for a secondary Internet-access device for the living room or kitchen have also taken the plunge. Now Google (de... Excellent build quality, Unsurpassed keyboard among Chromebooks, Long battery life, Attractive base price, Very good performance with top CPU, Will eventually run Android apps Opting for fastest CPU makes the machine pricey, Mediocre speakers and Webcam, No HDMI connector This Chromebook delivers the resilience and the great keyboard biz buyers expect from a ThinkPad, but the base models may be the best value. (Hardware options pushed our test unit's price well into Windows power-laptop territory.) Read More…... https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-13-Chromebook-Notebook-Review.171683.0.html Practical and affordable? A couple of months ago, we evaluated Lenovo's entry-level ThinkPad 13, which we found to be a good value overall. Today, we turn our sights to the Chromebook counterpart. Is it a viable alternative to the world of Windows?... great build quality, excellent input devices, long battery runtimes, above-average display for a Chromebook, reasonably priced upgrade, fast CPU and plenty of memory as configured, comparable in price to its superior Windows-based counterpart, sluggish eMMC storage in lieu of SSD, restrictive maintenance and upgrades, Chrome OS limitations will be hard to swallow for many business professionals Lenovo's new ThinkPad 13 Chromebook has most of the fundamental benefits of a ThinkPad going for it. It's practically designed, features a durable yet ergonomic case, boasts terrific input devices, and manages excellent battery runtimes. It's also equippe... https://techaeris.com/2016/08/18/lenovo-thinkpad-13-chromebook-review-plenty-of-power-for-a-chromebook/ Lenovo has recently released another Chromebook to add to their collection of laptops that are decently specced and get the job done with an inexpensive price for those business folks, students, or families who just need a laptop to get by. I got a chance... The display is enough for those that don't need much. Sound quality is awesome. Performance was more than enough to keep me happy Material used for the Chromebook had an issue with picking up oils from my hands and fingers and was too noticeable and a little annoying. Camera was ok, but not the best So, at the end of all this, the Lenovo ThinkPad 13 Chromebook was an excellent laptop that should fit just about anyone's needs if you're not looking to do much. The base price is pretty good, but you could be spending a bit more than some other laptops j... https://www.slashgear.com/lenovo-thinkpad-13-chromebook-review-11449840/ Want the style and durability of a ThinkPad with the budget-friendliness and speed of a Chromebook? Enter Lenovo's ThinkPad 13 Chromebook, a version of its ThinkPad 13 laptop that runs Google's Chrome OS. High-end Chromebooks have become more common over... A Chromebook is a Chromebook, I've heard some say. They're so simple that it all boils down to Chrome OS, and that is the same no matter which model you pick up. After using many different types of Chromebooks over the years, I can say that's not really t... https://www.pcmag.com/review/346712/lenovo-thinkpad-13-chromebook Love 'em or hate 'em, chromebooks derive their appeal from their simple focus on productivity and affordability. When you add a durable design, it's easy to see why chromebooks have gained a foothold in classrooms and businesses alike. To that end, the Le... Sturdy construction, Processor and memory promote speedy performance, Full HD IPS display, Dual-band 802,11ac wireless Very expensive for a chromebook, No touch screen, Non-convertible The Lenovo ThinkPad 13 Chromebook is a powerful Chrome-OS laptop with military-spec durability, but there are plenty of less expensive, high-performing alternatives... https://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptops/lenovo-thinkpad-13-chromebook Because of Chrome OS's strong security and simplicity, many companies are embracing the web-centric platform for their employees. In the past few months, we've tested a number of laptops that are part of Google's Chrome for Work initiative, which adds sec... Two USB Type-C ports, Great keyboard, Long Battery Life Lousy display, No TrackPoint, Not as durable as competition The Lenovo ThinkPad 13 Chromebook's comfortable keyboard and long-lasting battery make a great work machine, but the display isn't vivid... https://www.pcmag.com/review/346644/lenovo-thinkpad-13 Small-to-medium business (SMB) workers and college students have similar needs with regards to the laptops they carry around every day. Light weight, long battery life, a durable build, a comfortable keyboard, and compatibility with existing apps are prim... Thin and light, Affordable, Comes with Windows 10 Pro, Comfortable keyboard, Mil-Spec rugged, Bright screen Ethernet connectivity requires an adapter The Lenovo ThinkPad 13 is an inexpensive rugged laptop with all-day battery life; it's a fine choice whether you're buying it for a college student or a small business... https://www.networkworld.com/article/3096611/review-roundup-two-lenovo-windows-10-systems-and-the-latest-kangaroo-desktop.html Even though gadgets like virtual reality and augmented reality are the “it things” in the technology space, there are still systems coming out that let you do normal things like computing, web browsing and movie watching / book reading.Here's a quick ro... https://www.computershopper.com/laptops/reviews/lenovo-thinkpad-13 It's no secret that Lenovo's ThinkPad family tends to be aimed at corporate buyers: IT people on budgets looking for bulletproof business laptops to outfit their mobile workforces. The ThinkPad 13 can certainly fill that role, thanks to its eminent portab... Low price, Very thin and light, Excellent keyboard, MIL-SPEC durability, Bright screen, Good performance for the price Scant onboard storage at base price, No touch screen, Limited customization choices The ThinkPad 13 delivers the essential ThinkPad goodness—excellent keyboard, durability, Core-i CPUs, and even a TrackPoint stick—in a package much more affordable than previous models. (And it comes in silver!) Read More…... https://www.cnet.com/products/lenovo-thinkpad-13/ Budget laptops get no glory and ones made for business, even less so. But, they're the ones a lot of us buy for day-to-day tasks at the office, at home or at school, so when a good one comes around, you know it because it stands out from the crowd. The Le... The thin-and-light Lenovo ThinkPad 13 offers a lot for a little, including a great keyboard, a matte 1080p screen, useful port assortment, a fair amount of upgrade options and a lightweight, but rugged build quality The touchpad can be a little jumpy and the trackpoint can be hard to find without looking. The keyboard isn't backlit A travel-friendly, tough business laptop, the Lenovo ThinkPad 13 delivers essentials for work or school... https://techaeris.com/2016/06/26/lenovo-thinkpad-13-review-small-powerful-affordable-ultrabook-laptop/ There's no question that laptops are getting smaller, thinner, lighter, and more powerful. Our Lenovo ThinkPad 13 review takes a look at a thin and light ultrabook with Mil-Spec durability standards. Read on to find out what we thought about the ThinkPad... Sharp, clear screen with little glare, long battery life, solid build. Affordable price point, especially with the current promotional pricing It would be nice to have backlit keyboard and touchscreen options Lenovo has another winner with the ThinkPad 13 ultrabook. Not only is it light, thin, and well constructed, the sharp screen, quick performance, long battery life, and customization options should meet the needs for business users and students alike.Lenov... https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-13-Ultrabook-Review.166559.0.html The perfect entry-level ThinkPad? Lenovo's new ThinkPad 13 is primarily targeted at the educational sector. The Ultrabook is supposed to combine a compact chassis with familiar ThinkPad qualities but also stay much more affordable than the business models... very good keyboard, modern ports including USB Type-C, good battery runtimes, decent FHD-IPS panel, very quiet, good performance, no PWM only one year warranty, no keyboard illumination, USB Type-C only Gen 1, tricky maintenance, low color space coverage, lid could be sturdier, fan frequently starts spinning without reason You will have to make compromises in terms of the case. The stability of the base unit is still good, but the display in particular is susceptible to pressure and twisting attempts. The hinges are not taut enough, either, and they cannot prevent display b... http://www.notebookreview.com/notebookreview/lenovo-thinkpad-13-review/ Notebook manufacturers are in an unenvious position these days, what with the ubiquity of tablets, so introducing the Ultrabook sub-faction was a smart move as they've gotten thinner and lighter while still maintaining their edge in performance over their... Affordable for an Ultrabook, Tough, attractive, quality build, Super speedy SSD Performance skews to the lower end, Mediocre display, Heavy for an Ultrabook In terms of performance, the base model of the Lenovo ThinkPad 13 will get enterprise users where they need to go, so long as their line of work doesn't involve particularly heavy lifting (e.g. graphics or video editing). And while that may not sound like...