If typing comfort and speed are important to you, there is no better choice than the ThinkPad T450sĪt 13 x 8.9 x 0.83 inches and 3.8 pounds, the ThinkPad T450s (touch-screen version) isn't the thinnest or lightest business notebook in its size range, but it was more than svelte enough for me to carry around indoors or bring to work in my laptop bag. ThinkPad logos with glowing red lights for the dot in the "i" sit on the lid and the deck, blinking to show you when your system is asleep. The red TrackPoint pointing stick and its red-striped buttons add small splashes of color. With the T450s' rectangular shape and raven-black lid, sides and bottom, the device has the quiet but classy ThinkPad aesthetic that's equally at home in the boardroom or the coffee shop. Lenovo's notebook uses the same chassis as its predecessor, the ThinkPad T440s, and that's a good thing. Starting at $881 ($1,592 as tested), the 14-inch T450s takes mobile productivity to the next level with a speedy Intel 5th Generation Core i5 CPU, over 15 hours of potential battery life and the most comfortable typing and navigation experience anywhere. Lenovo's ThinkPad T Series of business laptops has long been known for its first-class combination of long battery life, sharp screens, durable design and best-in-class keyboards. Check: Enable reverse scrolling directionĬlick OK and Two-Finger Scrolling should behave the same way like Mac OS.Any mainstream notebook can run popular apps like Microsoft Office, just as any pair of sneakers will protect your feet while you play basketball, but working on the Lenovo ThinkPad T450s feels like running down the court in Air Jordans. Search for Mouse configuration (press Window and type word mouse):Ĭlick Scrolling in Select an item. Check: Enable reverse scrolling direction Open UltraNav tab and click TouchPad Settings…Ĭlick Scrolling in Select an item. Open Mouse & touchpad settings and in section Related Settings click Additional mouse options (bottom of screen). Search for Mouse & touchpad settings (press Window and type for word mouse): Fortunately it’s possible to configure it just by few clicks. When you need to switch between Mac and Lenovo then it’s quite confusing. The only problem is that default installation, behave the same way like old Mac OS. Lenovo notebook has also support for multitouch gestures and scrolling by two fingers. Many users were confused after switch, but it quickly became natural. When you swiped down then the content was scrolling up. It’s interesting that for more than decade scrolling was done in opposite direction.
Since Mac OS X 10.6 Apple changed direction of scrolling to match gestures used on tablets or phones. You can place two fingers on the mouse track pad and you’re able to scroll content on the screen. Mac users are familiar with Two-Finger Scrolling feature.
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