"The laptop as a form factor has been bound by two dreams: one for power, the other for portability. Neither of them is mutually exclusive, but typically a machine can't be one and also the other. As a designer, one's job isn't to pursue philosophical ideals, however, but to render into reality what will best sell to a certain audience. And if we consider the audience as a busy, on-the-go business professional, portability will be the possibility that becomes a priority."
"There are plenty of examples of machines which achieve a light weight, but that isn't enough to be premium. Vision is needed, and more, a certain je ne sais quoi, without getting too arty farty. Enter the Thinkpad X9 Aura edition, the latest entry by Lenovo in the venerable line of business machines, which looks to make productivity sexy. It comes with an all-metal build, a fancy OLED display, advanced biometrics, a new Intel processor, a touted keyboard and more."
The ThinkPad X9 Aura aims to balance portability with premium design for busy, on-the-go business professionals. The machine emphasizes a lightweight form factor combined with an all-metal build to signal quality and refinement. Key features include a fancy OLED display, advanced biometric security, a new Intel processor, and a much-marketed keyboard. The device removes the traditional trackpad nub, signaling a move toward modern input expectations. The product targets productivity and style, positioning itself within a competitive market where differentiation against laptops used for tasks like photo editing remains crucial.
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