The keyboard feels very, very comfortable to type on. The keys didn't give much resistance and they're indented slightly so that my fingers almost feel like they're melting into them while I'm typing this.
The finish isn't glossy anywhere except for the spaces between the keys, which is a bit odd. I am glad that the screen is anti-glare because I hate glare. How the hell shiny screens became popular I'll never know. The back of the screen has a bit of a rubbery feel to it, perhaps to minimise fingerprints.
One thing that concerns me at the moment is the real lack of indicators on the laptop. There is a little light to dot the 'i' on the Thinkpad logo that turns on whenever the laptop is turned on, and a charging light on the side, but aside from that there really isn't anything to tell you of the hard drive activity or whether caps/numlock is on.
I may do a fuller review later, because when I was looking for reviews of this thing after I bought it (stupid I know) I couldn't really find any that were in English.
