Out there omega edition touchpad touch screen lenovo

#Out there omega edition touchpad touch screen lenovo windows#

Unlike most touch screens, the one on the T460 is matte rather than glossy, which eliminates some glare. Images started to fade a bit at when viewed at greater than 45 degrees to the left or right. The blue in the Captain's costume and the red in Iron Man's armor were subdued and a little dark, but not washed out. When I watched a trailer for Captain America: Civil War, fine details like the wrinkles on Steve Roger's forehead and the ridges in his helmet really stood out. The ThinkPad T460's 14-inch, 1920 x 1080 touch screen outputs sharp images and fairly accurate but not very rich colors. It also responded quickly and consistently to multitouch gestures such as pinch-to-zoom, two-finger scroll and three-finger swipe. In my testing, the navigation device proved smooth and responsive, with little of the jumpiness or stickiness we sometimes encounter on buttonless pads. If you're not open to using a pointing stick, you'll appreciate the ThinkPad T460's excellent, 2.9 x 3.9-inch touchpad. MORE: Laptops with the Longest Battery Life

#Out there omega edition touchpad touch screen lenovo windows#

Whether I was navigating through Windows or highlighting text, and I never had to take my hands off the home row. As usual, the little red nub provided extremely accurate navigation. Like most ThinkPads, the T460 has a TrackPoint pointing stick between its G and H keys. I reached a higher-than-usual rate of 97 words-per-minute on the typing test with a near-perfect error rate. Nevertheless, typing felt really comfortable, and I never found myself 'bottoming out,' or pressing hard against the base. The keyboard requires just 50 grams of force to actuate (or press down), so it doesn't feel quite as snappy as most other ThinkPads, which require 55 to 60 grams. The keys have 2.33 millimeters of vertical travel, which is among the deepest we've ever seen on a laptop (1.5 to 2mm is typical). The ThinkPad T460's spill-resistant keyboard provides a truly excellent typing experience, with smile-shaped keys that offer plenty of travel.

It also comes standard with a fingerprint reader, but unlike the ThinkPad T460s' convenient single-touch sensor, this notebook uses an old-school swipe reader. With Intel vPro-capable CPU options and a Trusted Platform Module, the ThinkPad T460 has the security and manageability features that enterprise IT departments require. According to the company, the T460 passed several MIL-SPEC 810G durability tests, including those for extreme temperatures, shocks and vibrations. Lenovo's laptop can survive a few scrapes, thanks to its glass-fiber-reinforced plastic chassis. The ThinkPad T460's spill-resistant keyboard provides a truly excellent typing experience.