The Lenovo IdeaPad U310 is a Budget Ultrabook, If You Could, What Would You Add to The Mix?

Are you annoyed with startup times, the weight your laptop is or short battery life? Then you most likely gave Lenovo's IdeaPad U310 an distant glare. To be honest, besides those flaws, it looked otherwise an extremely solid Ultrabook for anyone whose pockets could not reach to top of the range model. We would like to know, did you purchase one? If that's the case, what did you make of it, and let's imagine you have been dreaming up a budget Ultrabook what might you change?

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Lenovo ThinkPad T, A Mixture of Thin, Pretty And Powerful

The ThinkPad T series isn't traditionally the prettiest out there, and it's certainly not one you'd usually see highlighted. But Lenovo went and made them pretty. It's got a new thinner body (20.6mm), a thin bezel, and a carbon fiber top with a magnesium exterior. It doesn't look quite as great as the X1 Carbon, but it's nice just the same.

The rest is, you know, a ThinkPad. Standard ultrabook guts (though up to 12GB of RAM is nice), Lenovo software, nice keyboard, 14-inch 1600x900 matte screen. The T431s is out in April starting at $950.

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