If you’ve used a ThinkPad before, you probably know 90 percent of what to expect from ... the mechanical privacy shutter, the ThinkPad logo on the palm rest, and (of course) the red pointer ...

IBM's ThinkPad embodied the pinnacle of functional laptop design throughout the 90s and early 2000s ... starts with the rainbow ThinkPad logo and overall shape, which is boxy and no nonsense.

The most interesting aspects of the design are the usual ThinkPad red accents in the LED dot over the “i” in the ThinkPad logo on the lid ... which is less than the 90% we’re seeing in ...

The materials used in the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13 Aura Edition include 90% recycled magnesium for the C cover, and the 100% plastic-free packaging is made from bamboo and sugarcane.

Both include some of the most recognizable ThinkPad features: namely, the light-up logo and the tiny red TrackPoint ... and the adapter is “90 percent post-consumer content.” ...

Lenovo came to CES 2025 to prove that there’s still room in its ThinkPad family for fresh designs. It may seem sacrilegious to ditch the carbon fiber frames and Trackpoint nubs found in classic ...

It was the original IBM thinkPad, an in-house model which was ... before the laptop appeared at the crossover of the 80s and the 90s, it even (almost) conformed to the majority of Chen’s tablet ...

It’s all black, with just a few red touches like the dot over the “i” in the ThinkPad logo on the lid and the red TrackPoint nubbin in the middle of the keyboard. If you like the ThinkPad ...