the classic logo on color ThinkPads had a red-green-blue IBM logo, paired with the silver ThinkPad name. Lenovo can't exactly slap the IBM name onto their systems, so we have a hybrid: the ...

The chassis has a black finish with a nice texture. The ThinkPad logo on the right palm rest and the X1 logo on the top cover add splashes of red. The lid has a unique carbon-fiber weave pattern ...

the colorful ThinkPad logo, and lots of status LEDs. Inside it’s all modern, though. Lenovo is using Intel’s 7th generation Core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM, 512GB of SSD storage, an Nvidia ...

The retro ThinkPad experience starts with the rainbow ThinkPad logo and overall shape, which is boxy and no nonsense. It has a rubberized covering, blinking status lights, and exposed screws to ...

There's also new branding that you'll find across the lineup. Instead of Lenovo branding, there's an X1 logo, and the ThinkPad logo is now a glossy black color instead of the old grayish-silver.

On the top-left portion of the lid, there's the glossy black ThinkPad logo that debuted with last year's model. On the bottom-right, there's the new X1 logo that was also born last year ...

Now, though, Lenovo is taking a different tack: The company just announced the ThinkPad 8, an 8-inch business tablet with enough premium features that even regular shoppers might be tempted.

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Well, now that Lenovo is riding the IBM ThinkPad logo like a mule, their latest models are pitching themselves into more of the Honda Fit category—sporty, fun, but underneath it’s still an Accord.

Same ThinkPad logo. Same signature red nub in the center of the keyboard. The change lies deep within and out of sight with the Intel Core Ultra processor. According to Lenovo, the CPU features ...