http://www.amitbhawani.com/blog/thinkpad-x300-notebook-thinnest-laptop-from-lenovo/ Stay Updated with the Latest Tech Info! Fri, 10 Feb 2012 04:23:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.amitbhawani.com/blog/thinkpad-x300-notebook-thinnest-laptop-from-lenovo/#comment-89043 S. Chen Wed, 09 Feb 2011 19:50:23 +0000 http://www.amitbhawani.com/blog/?p=694#comment-89043 You might want to consider improving in several areas before continuing to "review" any product. 1. Write in a language that you have an adequate command; clearly not English. 2. Know the details of the product and the market segment of that product. Then compare Apples with apples; such as the "Air" with SSD of the same size (which would have made the costs the same at that time). Although, that's not entirely possible since the "Air" doesn't have an optical drive and just the one Ethernet port...oop. Typical Apple, mostly flash (for those prone toward the flashy) vs. substance, which is the more industry oriented segment that ThinkPads are gear toward. 3. "Cool" or "Best" are more than a little subjective, but lets work with terminology that you are use (yet not understand fully). Have you ever heard of someone choosing the "little SILVER dress" for a formal occasion vs. the standard "little BLACK dress". Of course, this might be difficult for some of the more garish oriented cultures to understand. You might want to consider improving in several areas before continuing to “review” any product. 1. Write in a language that you have an adequate command; clearly not English. 2. Know the details of the product and the market segment of that product. Then compare Apples with apples; such as the “Air” with SSD of the same size (which would have made the costs the same at that time). Although, that’s not entirely possible since the “Air” doesn’t have an optical drive and just the one Ethernet port…oop. Typical Apple, mostly flash (for those prone toward the flashy) vs. substance, which is the more industry oriented segment that ThinkPads are gear toward. 3. “Cool” or “Best” are more than a little subjective, but lets work with terminology that you are use (yet not understand fully). Have you ever heard of someone choosing the “little SILVER dress” for a formal occasion vs. the standard “little BLACK dress”. Of course, this might be difficult for some of the more garish oriented cultures to understand.

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