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As a recent convert to the Linux operating system, specifically the Ubuntu variant, I was interested to see how the device would work. Linux is often balky with the newest hardware, but I didn't hit any showstopper problems.
As always with ThinkPads, the keyboard is superlative. IBM nailed this two decades ago, and Lenovo hasn't let ThinkPad users down since then. The keys are the newer "island" style, but their spacing and clickability took me zero time to get used to. I'm less enamored of the glass touchpad. It's large, but Lenovo removed the mouse buttons at the bottom, a mistake given the still somewhat flaky performance of Windows touchpads ith battery like Compaq OmniBook XE3 Ac Adapter , Compaq PG803EA Ac Adapter , Compaq Presario 1700 Ac Adapter , Compaq Presario 1800 Ac Adapter , Compaq Presario 2100CA Ac Adapter , Compaq Presario 2500 Ac Adapter , Compaq Presario 2700 Ac Adapter , Compaq Presario 700 Ac Adapter , Compaq Presario DK558A Ac Adapter , Compaq Presario V5000 Ac Adapter , Compaq Presario X1000 Ac Adapter , Compaq Prosignia 190 Ac Adapter . There are mouse buttons above the touchpad, and above those, in the middle of the keyboard, the ThinkPad's signature feature: a little eraser