Features

Features

Processor

vIntel® Pentium® M Processor

vIntel® Celeron® M Processor

Memory

vDouble data rate (DDR) synchronous dynamic random access memory (DRAM) (on some models)

vDouble data rate II (DDRII) synchronous dynamic random access memory (DRAM) (on some models)

Memory Speed Support: Your computer may not be able to operate at all memory speeds (MHz). A system designed for a slower memory speed may be able to utilize faster memory, but will only operate at the slower speed.

Storage device

v2.5-inch hard disk drive

Display

The color display uses TFT technology:

vSize: 14.1 inch or 15.0 inch, depending on the model

vResolution:

LCD: 1024-by-768

External monitor: Up to 2048-by-1536

vBrightness control

Keyboard

vFingerprint reader (on some models)

v87-key, 88-key, or 92-key

vUltraNav(TrackPoint® and touch pad)

Note: Some ThinkPad computers have TrackPoint only, without a touch pad and its buttons.

vFn key function

vAccess IBM button

vVolume control buttons

vThinkLight

External interface

vParallel connector (IEEE 1284A)

vExternal-monitor connector

vExpressCard/PC Card slots (the upper slot: ExpressCard, the lower slot: Type I or Type II PC Card)

Note: Some models have the PC Card (Type II or Type III PC Card) slots only.

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Lenovo R50 manual Features

R50 specifications

The Lenovo R50, a part of Lenovo's essential ThinkPad series, was introduced as a reliable and robust laptop designed primarily for business users and professionals. This model showcases Lenovo’s commitment to quality, performance, and ergonomics, making it a popular choice among corporate users and students alike.

One of the main features of the Lenovo R50 is its durable design. It sports a sturdy chassis that meets military-grade specifications for durability, protecting it from unexpected shocks and drops. The ThinkPad series is well-known for its spill-resistant keyboards, a feature that enhances the R50’s practical usability in dynamic work environments.

Performance-wise, the R50 is typically powered by Intel’s Pentium or early-core processors, providing sufficient power for everyday tasks such as word processing, spreadsheet management, and browsing. The device can come equipped with various memory configurations, often available with up to 2GB of RAM and either conventional hard drives or early solid-state drives, facilitating quicker system performance and improved access times.

The Lenovo R50 also emphasizes connectivity and expansion. It features multiple USB ports, a serial port, and a PC Card slot for adding functionalities. Ethernet and modem ports ensure reliable wired connections, while Wi-Fi capabilities enhance mobility.

Display quality is another appealing aspect of the R50, featuring a 15-inch screen that offers a native resolution typically of 1024x768 or higher, yielding a decent visual experience for document editing and presentations. The anti-glare coating assists in maintaining visibility under varying light conditions, an important factor for users working outdoors or in bright office spaces.

Another significant characteristic of the R50 is its renowned keyboard. Lenovo’s ThinkPad keyboards are legendary for their tactile feedback and comfort, which significantly enhances the typing experience. The keyboard also includes a TrackPoint, allowing for precise cursor control without needing to shift hands from the keyboard.

In terms of software, the Lenovo R50 usually runs on Windows operating systems, providing users with a familiar interface and access to a vast array of applications suitable for business and personal use.

Overall, the Lenovo R50 stands out for its blend of durability, performance, and user-centric features, making it a trustworthy companion for anyone seeking a reliable laptop to manage their daily tasks efficiently.