Lenovo Thinkpad T440s (14-Inch, 2013)

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Punchy keyboard ; Lengthy battery life ; Hot swappable batteries ; Sharp display

Quite dense ; Big trade-offs for battery life ; Pointless touchscreen ; Middling value

There’s no doubt that the T440s represents a new direction for the ThinkPad line, but whether it’s a better direction is harder to say. In some areas, such as size, weight and display quality, this new ThinkPad is clearly superior to its older...

Solid performance from Intel Core i5-4200u processor. Speedy performance, thanks to solid-state drive.

Local storage is small (128GB). No HDMI output. Touchpad quirks may not appeal to all users.

The Lenovo ThinkPad T440s offers solid performance and a design that will look good in the board room while still surviving the occasional cross-country business trip. While the performance is a bit average, it's a testament to the progress made in the...

The ThinkPad T440s might disappoint you if you’re in the market for a very thin, sleek ultrabook, as this model is neither of those things. It is a black-colored, no-nonsense ultrabook with a bit of heft behind it and the durability necessary to handle...

Excellent IPS touch-screen ; Durable chassis design ; Long battery life (with swappable batteries) ; Strong performance

Not exactly lightweight ; Extended battery design is awkward ; Expensive ; The Lenovo ThinkPad T440s improves upon the performance, battery life and display of the old model while retaining the series' best qualities.

The Lenovo ThinkPad T440s improves upon the performance, battery life and display of the old model while retaining the series' best qualities.

Excellent keyboard ; Hot-swappable battery ; Solid build quality ; Good range of ports, plus dock option

Touchpad wasn't always usable after waking from sleep ; The 1600x900 panel has narrow vertical viewing angles

Lightweight; Case quality; Thin; Keyboard; High system performance; Expandability; Low noise; Low heat; Power Bridge System

Low contrast display and narrow viewing angles; Poor clickpad keys; Limited CPU performance when under heavy graphics load

Lenovo ThinkPad S440, Dell Latitude E7440 and various models of previous years.

The T440s arrives with a very crisp screen, while the internal components deliver excellent overall performance.

This Windows 7-powered machine is a throwback to an earlier era, too bad if you want touch control.

We simply can't fathom how Lenovo decided this all-plastic, touch-free laptop could command such a high price point.