The T410 ThinkPad is an evolution of the T400 already marketed. As its name suggests, this is a 14-inch model. The main novelty is the introduction of Intel Core i5. A dual-channel chipset with integrated graphics and dedicated graphics card will also present to promote independence and the power of 3D calculations as needed. Some versions of the T410 can receive an optional touch screen. Lenovo also announced the ThinkPad T410 should embark a slightly smaller configuration.

Also new, the ThinkPad T510, which will carry its share to Intel Core i7 already available for several months (see the review for more information). The ThinkPad T510 features a slab 15 inches LED and shipped a new keyboard. Lenovo also announced a range of up to 18h with the 9 cell battery available as an option.

The ThinkPad W510, the workstation for professionals, will also benefit from Intel Core i7. Graphic artists and photographers will be interested in the presence of a probe calibration to display accurate color on the slab integrated. The latter is able to reproduce by Lenovo 95% of the gamut of the NTSC space.
The W510 can also be equipped with an NVIDIA Quadro FX 880M or a touch screen multi touch.

All models are of course available in several versions to suit the greatest number. Many options are available, for example, it is possible to choose a chip integrated 3G +, replace the hard disk by a DSS or to install up to 16GB of RAM.

Side tariffs, it will take about $ 1,000 for the T410, $ 1,400 for the T410, $ 1,600 for the T510 and W510. Lenovo announces availability for the month of January in the United States.