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The end of the classic ThinkPad Keyboard layout (#Lenovo #Fail)

Posted by jpluimers on 2012/05/18

(Thanks to a “Missed Post” problem on WordPress.com, this one didn’t get posted on the scheduled date. Sorry for any inconvenience)

First Lenovo did away with 1920×1200 screens. Now they done away with the ThinkPad keyboard layout.

Both were my compelling reasons for buying Lenovo.

In fact, they are now marked as forum.thinkpads.com • non-ThinkPad Lenovo Hardware.

New Lenovo X1 keyboard. No more ScrLk, Pause and local-menu keys, PrtScr key moved to impossible place. 6-key navigation split.

New Lenovo X1 keyboard. No more ScrLk, Pause and local-menu keys, PrtScr key moved to impossible place. 6-key navigation split.

–jeroen

PS: Anyone in The Netherlands who has a new ThinkPad W701 with 1920×1200 screen for sale?

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2 Responses to “The end of the classic ThinkPad Keyboard layout (#Lenovo #Fail)”

  1. peter dachowski - lenovo thinkpad owner said

    2020/08/08 at 15:17

    Is the large black square at the bottom center functional at all or is just artistic design ? mine is perforated so I wonder if it conceals a loudspeaker ?

    Peter dachowski

    Reply

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