no Thinkpad

The price of 499 was reasonable, however, is more difficult to justify,
As mentioned in the title does not deserve this name Thinkpad Convertible, this is due to the following:
- Permanently installed battery
- Permanently installed, non-expandable memory
- Permanently installed mass storage
- Mirror display, smooth
- Lousy Touchpad
- No dedicated TrackPoint buttons
- Chiclet keyboard
- Lousy folding mechanism
- Useless rear camera
- High heat coil
- High pitched fan
- Imprecise housing creaking at the slight press of the display, small dents on the display glass

However, there are positive points:
- Fast CPU
- Light and viewing angle stable display
- Precise touchscreen
- Precise pen operation without lag
- Well-functioning shutdown of touch when the stylus is close enough
- Functioning of shutdown when the touchpad trackpoint used
- Matt housing
- Elapsed still good

Explanations:
Smooth display, the displays were a little rough at Thinkpad Convertibles, so that one in the pen operation a feeling similar to paper had.
Mieses touchpad, on the one hand, the touchpad is very large, which inevitably leads to erroneous operation when writing, on the other hand, it lacks dedicated mouse buttons. These keys are assigned differently in large areas on the touchpad. In addition, changes nor the position of the right mouse button if you use the TrackPoint, thereby pressing this button as a right-handed almost impossible
Lousy folding mechanism, it is a not only useless, but also interfering cover on the folding mechanism of the display. This cover is fastened down with hinges and top with magnets. By opening and closing the screen scrapes the cover on the display, which usually unloads in a crack.

,