Lenovo
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recommends Windows
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7 Professional.
Rugged design with stRongeR Bezel, hinges
and PoRts incRease laPtoP life
all-day-long BatteRy life helPs students and theiR
laPtoPs BReeze thRough classes
RuBBeR BumPeR aRound the toP coveR PRotects the
edges of the system
custom coloRs, asset tags and Bios modifications
make the laPtoP unique to youR school
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Lenovo Enhanced Experience 2.0 for Windows
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7 uses RapidBoot technology to start your PC on
average 20 seconds faster than a typical Windows
®
7 computer*. And with superior web conferencing
and robust security features, you’ll benefit from increased productivity at the office. Find out more at
www.lenovo.com/win7ee
*Compares averaged data from Lenovo EE 2.0 PCs with averaged data from 42 competitor products of similar configuration. Testing conducted by CNET Labs,
Beijing in November 2010, using the independent Microsoft
®
VTS tool to measure start-up, shutdown, resume and other Windows
®
7 performance measurements.
Data from competitor and Lenovo PCs were averaged and compared to calculate the claims used. Performance will vary by model and configuration.
LENOVO ENHANCED EXPERIENCE 2.0 FOR WINDOWS
®
7.
FAStER AND OPtImIzED FOR buSINESS.
EmPOWERING tHE StuDENtS tO DO mORE.
tHE LENOVO tHINkPAD
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X130e LAPtOP
Introducing the ThinkPad X130e, a laptop designed for schools, that makes worries about rigorous
use and repair costs a thing of the past. The rugged laptop powered by Intel
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Core
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i3 processors
enables technology-based education, making learning more engaging.
Younger hands demand laptops that are a cut above the rest and the ThinkPad X130e is loaded with
durability features to set your mind at ease. The island-style keyboard keeps keys firmly in place.
Edges and corners are sturdier and the hinges can withstand being opened and closed more than a
100 times a day! To top that off, the laptop meets military specifications for durability—making it the
worry-free and cost-effective option for today’s educational system.
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Some customizations may require MOQ.
