Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Ultrabook specs.
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Basic Specs Lenovo THINKPAD X1 Carbon Ultrabook
Type:
laptop, ultrabook
Operating System:
Win 8 64
Processor Lenovo THINKPAD X1 Carbon Ultrabook
Processor:
Core i5 4200U 1600 MHz
Processor Core:
Haswell
The number of processor cores:
2
L2 Cache:
512 KB
Cache L3:
3 MB
Memory Lenovo THINKPAD X1 Carbon Ultrabook
Memory:
4 GB DDR3L 1600 MHz
Display Lenovo THINKPAD X1 Carbon Ultrabook
Screen:
14 inch, 1600x900, widescreen
Display Display Screen Type:
Matt
Backlight Technology:
led
Adapter type:
built-in
Video processor:
Intel HD Graphics 4400
Graphics Memory:
SMA
Storage Devices Lenovo THINKPAD X1 Carbon Ultrabook
Optical Drive Type:
no
Volume drive (SSD):
128 GB
Hard Hard Drive Interface:
M.2
Communication Lenovo THINKPAD X1 Carbon Ultrabook
LAN/Modem:
network card
Wireless Communication:
Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4.0
Interfaces:
USB 3.0x2, a connector for a docking station, HDMI, Mini DisplayPort, entrance a MIC./o. headphone Combo, LAN (RJ-45)
Battery Lenovo THINKPAD X1 Carbon Ultrabook
The operating time from the battery:
9 h
The number of cells battery:
8
Input Devices Lenovo THINKPAD X1 Carbon Ultrabook
Positioning device:
PointStick and Touchpad
Backlit Keyboard:
yes
Audio Lenovo THINKPAD X1 Carbon Ultrabook
Speakers:
yes
Microphone:
yes
Detailed Specs Lenovo THINKPAD X1 Carbon Ultrabook
Web camera:
yes, 1.3 million pixels.
Features:
lock slot
Dimensions (HxWxT):
331x226.8x19.65 mm
Weight:
1.28 kg
Additional information:
non-standard LAN connector (adapter to connect a local network/Internet included); fingerprint scanner (opt.)
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