When it comes to security on your computers, obviously being careful with what you download and click on the internet is important. There are also other security measures such as anti-virus monitoring tools, and also software that will help encrypt your files and emails so that even if hackers were to gain access to your files, they wouldn’t be able to read it.
However if you’re looking for physical security, Lenovo has announced the ThinkPad T470 and T470S laptops, both of which have milspec certifications, and the ThinkPad T470 actually takes things one step further by adding physical security measures such as a fingerprint sensor and an IR camera to enable Windows Hello logins.
Other than that, both laptops appear to be quite similar in specs as both will feature 14-inch Full HD touch displays and the latest Intel Cor i technology. The T470S will support up to 24GB of RAM and 1GB of PCIe SSD storage, while the T470 will come with up to 32GB of RAM, and up to 1TB of OPAL2PCIe-NVMe M.2 storage.
Battery life for the T470S is rated at around 10 hours, while the T470 is said to have been configured to last up to 18 hours. The T470S is priced at $1,149 while the T470 will retail starting at $949 and both are expected to be made available come January, 2017.
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