Lenovo 2392B3U

A great computer, excellent speed, nice sized screen, and well built. All of them worked flawlessly out of the box. Easily connected to our domain server with no problems.

Really disappointed because it moves so slow and won't configure windows updates. How's that for new? At times it even locks up.

Simply, I can blindly trust for CDW for their commitments, nice team, support & prices.

These are excellent development workhorses. I solely deploy the T series line of ThinkPad for our development team. They're powerful, inexpensive, and a good bang-for-the-buck. Lenovo builds their T series with upgradability and repairability in mind.

We have deployed this laptop to about 30 users that travel constantley. They are light weight. They have amazing hinges. They have been put through the ringer to come out fighting. I am very glad that we have these instead of another brand.

Using a T530 to type this. I've upgraded the hard drive to an SSD and with Windows 8 on its lightning fast. Well built, speakers not too bad, scrabble keyboard which I've got used to.

Bought one for a director - solid unit, great weight-to-performance ration. Trackpad and stick means either way she's happy. Charges quickly. Holds battery for a long time. Dock is slick like every Thinkpad dock.

the i7 version is a great tough reliable Laptop. Sticking to the T series standards. We have had the T family as our preferred laptop in the company for 6 years. Comes with backlit keyboard which is a nice.

Thinkpad is Thinkpad. I've had about 4 generations now, and they've all been great quality, solid performers, and worth the price (thanks to their long life and lack of repair needs).

Tanks with LCD screens. OK, not THAT rugged, but they feel that way. A little on the dim side screen-wise, but the performance of every other component as been spot on.