Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 10
Core Specifications
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Processor: Intel Core i7-1235U (12th‑Gen, 10-core: 2 Performance + 8 Efficiency cores)
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Memory: 16 GB LPDDR5‑6400 (soldered, dual-channel, not upgradable)
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Graphics: Integrated Intel Iris Xe Graphics (no dedicated GPU)
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Storage: 512 GB PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe SSD (M.2 2280, Opal 2.0)
Display & Input
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Screen: 14″ WUXGA (1920×1200), low‑power IPS, 400 nits brightness, anti‑glare, Eyesafe certified
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Touch: Some variants support touchscreen (model may vary)
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Keyboard: Backlit ThinkPad-style keyboard with air-intake key design for improved cooling, includes glasstrackpad and TrackPoint
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Pointing devices: Large glass trackpad + TrackPoint nub (some reports of drift issues)
Webcam, Audio & Security
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Webcam: FHD 1080p RGB + optional IR, with physical privacy shutter; 4x 360° microphones with AI noise cancellation and Dolby Voice Communications Bar
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Audio: Stereo Dolby Atmos system—2×2 W tweeters + 2×3 W woofers
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Security:
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Match-on-chip fingerprint sensor integrated into power button
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TPM 2.0 chip
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Tile® tracking ready
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Kensington Nano security lock slot
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IR camera for Windows Hello (if configured)
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Connectivity & Ports
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Wi-Fi / Bluetooth: Intel Wi‑Fi 6E (AX211, 2×2) + Bluetooth 5.x (5.1 or 5.2 depending on variant)
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WWAN: Optional 4G/5G (Nano‑SIM slot on supported SKUs)
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Ports:
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2 × Thunderbolt 4 / USB4 supporting Power Delivery & DisplayPort
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2 × USB‑A 3.2 Gen 1 (one Always‑On)
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HDMI 2.1 or 2.0b depending on listing
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3.5 mm audio combo jack
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Optional Nano‑SIM slot
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Kensington Nano lock slot
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Battery & Power
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Battery: 57 Wh internal battery, supports Rapid Charge via USB‑C
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Charger: Included 65 W USB‑C power adapter
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Battery Life Estimates: In independent tests, w/ VLC video and power‑saving mode, lasted up to ~6h45m; real-world load typically 4–6 hours depending on usage and brightness
Build, Dimensions & Weight
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Chassis: Carbon fiber top cover, magnesium alloy bottom, rubberized texture surface
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Dimensions: 315.6 × 222.5 × 15.36 mm
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Weight: ~1.12 kg (≈2.48 lb)
Pros & Known Issues
Pros
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Ultra-light and rigid ThinkPad build quality
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Excellent keyboard and port selection
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Strong speakers and microphone array (notable improvement over prior gens)
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Ideal for business use: Tile-ready, TPM, modern connectivity
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Intel Evo platform for responsiveness and fast wake
Known Drawbacks (User Reports)
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Thermals: High CPU temps under load; chassis can get very hot, with occasional reports of fan noise or thermal shutdowns unless throttled or BIOS‑updated
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Battery Efficiency: Real‑world battery life is modest compared to ARM‑based ultrabooks; heavier usage and high brightness shorten runtime
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TrackPoint drift or instability reported by some users
Summary Table
Feature | Specification |
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CPU | Intel Core i7‑1235U (12th Gen) |
RAM | 16 GB LPDDR5‑6400 (soldered) |
Storage | 512 GB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD |
Display | 14″ WUXGA IPS, anti‑glare, 400 nits |
Ports | 2× Thunderbolt 4, 2× USB‑A, HDMI, audio jack |
Battery | 57 Wh (≈5–7h typical use) |
Weight | ~1.12 kg |
OS | Windows 11 Pro |
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