But WinFuture reports that a leak revealed Lenovo is releasing a 25th-anniversary retro version that mimics the look of the first ThinkPad laptops that reached consumers.

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 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 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 ...

2) The ThinkPad logo is positioned asymmetrically on its laptops on purpose. More specifically, it sits at a 43 degree angle -- not 45 degrees, as most people think. 3) The "red" trackpoint is not ...

multi-colour ThinkPad logo, dedicated volume controls, rubberised paint, exposed screws and lots of status LEDs. Hill paints an evocative picture of how he wants the 2015 ThinkPad to feel to users.

The industrial design of this device is extraordinary. Above you'll see the Lenovo logo as it appears on the ThinkPad. Notice how it's a bit subdued while the ThinkPad logo is bright, and issues a ...

Though the photo mostly focuses on the ThinkPad logo, we also get a look at a few key features, such as a fingerprint scanner to the right of the keyboard and those telltale TrackPoint caps.