IBM Lenovo X200 2.26GHz 320GB 12-inch Netbook (Refurbished)

I bought this machine because I have one exactly like it from work and figured that I could just clone the drive and put it on this machine and thus save myself a lot of time installing a lot of software. I'm still in the process of saving off an image of the existing drive, so I don't know if that will work, but other than that, what I have noticed is that it definitely looked like a used machine, not one that has supposedly been "refurbished". The rubber feet that are supposed to be on the bottom of the laptop are missing. The ThinkPad labels / emblems have been replaced with some sort of aluminum take in the same shape as the original emblems, but without the actual lettering. The worse thing though is that the battery is only showing about 40% capacity even at full charge according to the power meter on the SUSE Linux LiveCD that I booted up under in order to save off the existing disk image. On the positive side, it does seem to come with an actual Windows CD / DVD, so it should be possible to reinstall from CD if a person needed to.

• How did the image on site compare with the actual product? The actual ThinkPad labels / emblems were missing and just replaced with a piece of aluminum tape in the shape of the labels / emblems.
• Was the product free of any manufacturer defects? The rubber feet on the bottom of the unit were missing
• Please tell us about the quality of the product. Apparently, their definition of "refurbished" is rather less exacting than my definition.