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    Why does lenovo not advertise that the X220 is a touchscreen?

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by almasy, Nov 26, 2011.

  1. almasy

    almasy Newbie

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    I'd've though that if you were to put touchscreens in something you'd market the hell out of them, why don't lenovo even say it's a touchscreen on thier website?
     
    almasy, Nov 26, 2011
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  2. hotsauce

    hotsauce Notebook Evangelist

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    The X220 is not touchscreen.
    The X220t (tablet) is touchscreen.

    As for advertising...well, the tablet has an audience and there is a pretty safe assumption that anyone looking at the X220t already knows it's a touchscreen.

    What do you mean by "market the hell out of them?" The tablets really aren't heavily focused on the consumer market due to high cost and most not needing that functionality.
     
    hotsauce, Nov 26, 2011
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  3. John Ratsey

    John Ratsey Moderately inquisitive Super Moderator

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    The X220 Tablet is touchscreen, the normal X220 is not.

    John
     
    John Ratsey, Nov 26, 2011
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