ThinkPad X Series X120e (05962RU) Notebook AMD Dual-Core Processor E-350(1.6GHz) 11.6" 4GB Memory DDR3 1333 320GB HDD 7200rpm AMD Radeon HD 6310

Great keyboard, good touchpad, and the awesome Thinkpad nubbin-mouse. Good performance, good battery life, HDMI output, plenty of USB ports and a built in card reader, light, very small footprint in your bag, on the airplane tray and on your hotel...

None.. well a SSD as the main drive would make this basically perfect

The default configuration isn't bad: 4GB ram, 7200 rpm hard drive, AMD graphics, Windows 7 Professional, gigabit ethernet, and a 1.6Ghz CPU capable of out-of-order execution, meaning it does not make the compromises that Intel's Atom makes. Very solid...

The display has limited viewing angles. Battery life is good but not spectacular - 4.5 hours. The quality of construction is more like a Dell than a Lenovo, though the display hinge does not have any looseness. I've been unable to find a larger...

I bought this as I needed a light laptop to handle Lotus Notes, word processing and other business related tasks. It does all that perfectly. Nice and light and the keyboard is untouchable in the segment

The battery sticks out of the back and the fan is audible. Also, the screen is fine for me but I could see how someone with eyesight problems could find the text too small

faster than any atom that i've used. Outperforms my brother's amd ql-62 and geforce 8200 in all video games (left4dead, minecraft, ace of spades). Good battery life (i keep wifi disabled and dim the screen and get about 6 or 7 hours out of it, with...

Common problem with x120e is a strange video artifact after not fullying going to sleep (machine starts to sleep, but you wake it suddenly, strange lines appear). Easily fixable by simply forcing it go back to sleep fully and re awaking it, not really...

Shopped around for a while before finalizing my decision to this one. I LOVE the keyboard! Very user friendly. This is my first ThinkPad but not my first Lenovo. Had an Ideapad Y510 before this. Needed something more portable for medic school and work...

It is a bit heavy for it's size, but I'm ok with that. Thought this came with a backlit keyboard and haven't found how to turn it on if it does have that feature

Very small, sleek, lightweight, but not cheap, design. Feels really solid and robust ; Very quite fan when not using 100% CPU. Seems to stay very cool compared to the old Toshiba Tecra M3 I replaced with this ; My favorite part of this laptop is the...

No "pause" key, so I can't shortcut to system properties by pressing windows key + pause ; Bluethooth can't be enabled without installing Lenovo's Power Management drivers and On Screen Display for function keys

E-350 is great for the money. If your budget is $800+ something with a Sandy Bridge mobile like the X220 would be a better choice, but for $400-500 you can't do better than the E-350 in my opinion, Atom/ION doesn't even compare ; Feels very sturdy and...

Screen is pretty lackluster, but that's common for cheaper netbooks and ultraportables, not like this is something that's exclusive to the X120e. Based on the professional reviews I've read, performance metrics like brightness, viewing angles, etc. for...