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ThinkPad X1 Carbon vs T460s : Which 'Thin Pad' Reigns Supreme?

ThinkPad X1 Carbon vs T460s : Which ‘Thin Pad’ Reigns Supreme?

Posted on June 18, 2016December 3, 2018 By Jarvis

If you want an extremely light and powerful business laptop with a generous display, Lenovo has two compelling 14-inch options in the ThinkPad X1 Carbon and the ThinkPad T460s. Both ThinkPads offer durable, MIL-SPEC-tested chassis, strong performance and high-res screen options. Neither system is cheap, as the T460s starts at $980 and the X1 Carbon base model goes for $1,142, but both notebooks justify the premium for demanding users.

Which 14-inch, lightweight ThinkPad is best for you? To help you decide, we’ve pitted the ThinkPad X1 Carbon against the ThinkPad T460s in a seven-round showdown.

ThinkPad X1 Carbon vs T460s: Which 'Thin Pad' Reigns Supreme?

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