Does your unit have this, and if so, do you have any observations about how it compares to the traditional ThinkPad/Lenovo keyboard? I've been wondering whether Lenovo is/will go the "chicklet" route, and what that might mean for keyboard comfort and usability -- a prime concern, for me.

Also, the SSD is an option, not standard, in case you want that. (I certainly did.)

You can call them on the phone with any questions -- I found them responsive and helpful.

IBM, now Lenovo, "traditional" laptop keyboards have had a reputation for very good feel. But the laptop industry seems to have been moving en masse towards membrane (aka "chicklet") keyboards. If Lenovo's now making the same move, I wonder whether they've managed to overcome what I perceive as these deficiencies.

Also, many of the membrane keyboards I've seen do not curve the keytops. This seems to make the center of the key less find-able by touch, and keystroke registration when hitting the edge or the corner of a key can feel and/or be less certain, in my admittedly anecdotal and limited experience.