[Klapse] loves a Lenovo old-style non-chicklet keyboard, so, despite the cost, five were ordered. They very quickly ended up with keys that didn’t work, although the trackpoints still did.

Lenovo used a few manufacturers for keyboards over the years. Some were better than others. Report comment. Reply. Dave Davidson says: April 30, 2014 at 8:34 pm Task for an AVR, The lazy way.

Lenovo’s Thinkbook 14 has a great keyboard and lots of ports, but its performance and battery life fall way behind the pack.

The Lenovo Y is not an irredeemable keyboard by any stretch. It's comfortable for both typing and gaming, and I've encountered much worse macro functionality in much better keyboards.

The Lenovo keyboard is very compact and shorter than the board on my MacBook. It's only 10 inches in width and 0.22 inches deep, so it slips easily into my bag alongside my iPad and laptop.

The Lenovo ThinkPad X100e and ThinkPad Edge 13 have a completely new keyboard design. For the first time, Lenovo is using a chiclet, or island-style keyboard.

Lenovo today at CES 2025 unveiled a new wireless Bluetooth keyboard that charges without a wired power source. It can turn ambient light energy and solar power into enough electricity for typical ...

It's worth covering exactly what Lenovo's best gaming laptop contender boasts in terms of keys. With the Peratech Force Keyboard, W, A, S, and D keys are all embedded with pressure-sensitive tech ...

Lenovo classic keyboard But it’s not all about looks either, because surely Lenovo knew it would be playing with fire by changing the characteristic keyboard on the higher-end ThinkPad laptops ...

When you purchase a new keyboard, you often have to do a bit of work to get it to be recognized and "programmed" to work with your computer. If you've purchased a Lenovo keyboard for your business ...