Lenovo Says Its Latest ThinkPad X1 Laptops Are ‘Bloatware Free’

Lenovo Says Its Latest ThinkPad X1 Laptops Are ‘Bloatware Free’

Lenovo’s latest additions to its ThinkPad X1 series of laptops has been announced with the unveiling of the X1 Tablet, X1 Carbon and X1 Yoga, marked to be available in Australia in February. And according to them, they are now entirely bloatware free. Finally.

The X1 Tablet sports a 13-inch, HDR ready 3k display and an Intel 8th Gen processor along with an IR camera and fingerprint reader for better security, while both the X1 Carbon and X1 Yoga are, according to Lenovo, the world’s first laptops announced that will support Dolby Vision HDR – albeit in a future update.

And in a nod to its somewhat questionable software packages released in past products, they also want you to know that its pre-loaded version of Windows 10 is now entirely bloatware free. Isn’t that nice of them?

All three models in the X1 ThinkPad range will be available in Australia in February, with the X1 Carbon costing $2399, while the X1 Yoga will set you back $2549. The X1 Tablet is a little more expensive at $3019.


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