The notebooks are almost all equipped with screens TN LCD panel technology because it is the least expensive and one that consumes less energy. In return it suffers from poor viewing angles. Lenovo offers fortunately IPS screens on its ThinkPad X220. So the X220 could quickly become machines of choice for those who need high accuracy in the reproduction of colors on the screen, graphic designers and photographers in mind.
These screens also have the good taste to be enough for high definition diagonal 1366 x 768 pixels 12.5 inches. The ThinkPad X220 is also equipped ultra portable: Intel dual-core Sandy Bridge (from Core to Core i7 i3 2310M 2620m), supports 8 GB of RAM, DisplayPort output, ExpressCard 54 port, 1 USB port 3 (only if CPU Core i7 2620m), etc..
Note also the possibility of installing a 80 GB SSD Intel 310 MSAT instead WWAN module. Autonomy reached 15 h (grand maximum) with internal battery 9 cell. The weight starts at 1.3 kg, probably with 3 cell battery. 
These screens also have the good taste to be enough for high definition diagonal 1366 x 768 pixels 12.5 inches. The ThinkPad X220 is also equipped ultra portable: Intel dual-core Sandy Bridge (from Core to Core i7 i3 2310M 2620m), supports 8 GB of RAM, DisplayPort output, ExpressCard 54 port, 1 USB port 3 (only if CPU Core i7 2620m), etc..
Note also the possibility of installing a 80 GB SSD Intel 310 MSAT instead WWAN module. Autonomy reached 15 h (grand maximum) with internal battery 9 cell. The weight starts at 1.3 kg, probably with 3 cell battery.
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