Lenovo is celebrating 25 years of the ThinkPad brand with a limited number of ThinkPad Anniversary Edition 25 laptops. The ThinkPad was born at Yamato Labs in Japan and the ThinkPad Anniversary ...

In the tech industry, design consistency isn’t just undervalued; oftentimes, it’s an object of outright scorn. That’s why, for instance, Apple consistently gets grief for releasing new iPhones that ...

As the specifications show, there’s nothing “retro” going on inside this limited-edition laptop. Instead, the rewind button was pressed on the aesthetics, such as multiple status LEDs, a backlit 7-row ...

The laptop will be available in limited quantities in select countries at a price tag of $1,899 (approx. Rs 1,23,928). Lenovo has announced a limited-edition ThinkPad model to celebrate twenty-five ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. I spent part of last week in Yokohama, Japan where Chinese tech firm Lenovo held a 25th anniversary party for their popular ...

is editor-at-large and Vergecast co-host with over a decade of experience covering consumer tech. Previously, at Protocol, The Wall Street Journal, and Wired. “It’s like the Levi’s 501 of personal ...

Happy birthday, ThinkPad! Lenovo's iconic laptop's 25th birthday will be marked by an event in Japan as the company rolls out a special edition of the device that spurred corporate mobility. The ...

I am literally as old as the ThinkPad. When I was born in 1992, that's when floppy disks seemed high-tech, and when Microsoft Windows 3.1 was latest OS on the market. That's also when the first IBM ...

Here’s an idea for an IBM centennial prank: Swap one of those newer ThinkPads on display at Best Buy—say the ThinkPad L520—with the original model, the seminal IBM ThinkPad 700c. See how long it takes ...

Lenovo’s design chief has come up with a wacky idea for the ThinkPad—so wacky, it just might work. The basic concept is to create an upcoming ThinkPad with design points from the original IBM ThinkPad ...

Remember when computers were enormous and the earliest laptops, though smaller, still weren’t truly portable? Over the ...