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28 thoughts on “The Foldable Laptop is HERE! Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Fold hands on!”
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  2. I get that tech companies are trying to blur the line between the tablet and laptop, but as you can see this here "foldable laptop" is actually an enlarged foldable tablet. A laptop is already foldable.

    Other than that, it's still an interesting device.

  3. It's a foldable tablet, not a laptop. Anyway I like it a lot, but I have a few problems with it: too large for me, I rather have a 8-10" tablet that folds into pocket size; the price is too high, that's also why I prefer a smaller one; also why no Trackpoint?

    In summary, very good for the first generation. Hopefully it gets cheaper so it can reach the mainstream users.

  4. I don't understand the point of an accessory keyboard, why not make an on screen keyboard and mouse pad that you can toggle on and off, and when folded you can use it on one half of the screen. It's literally just a foldable display at this point, needs functions that make use of the fold. Like if using music editing software you can have program displayed and sliders on the bottom.

  5. What, no TrackPoint on the keyboard? Lenovo, please, please put in a TrackPoint, even if it'll add some weight. Otherwise, don't call it a ThinkPad

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