Lenovo has trouble with English (ThinkPads Cheating Death)

[micrex22]

I wasn't deliberately seeking these spelling or grammatical errors, but it seems like China's Lenovo has a lot of them on their 'Thinkpads cheating death' article.
http://www3.lenovo.com/ca/en/landingpag ... ing-death/

• "but none of that components to what your're about read."
• "Here are a few amazing-but-true stories from ThinkPad's recent history"
• "Anybody can do 6 feel - but can you do it from the ceiling?"
• "when someone was soliciting ideas to highlight the famous spill-resistant ThinkPad keyboard, we Garrett"

My favourite is "WE GARRETT!" The second one is hotly debated; it follows poor grammatical exercise popularized by the Apple Corporation. So, it should be from THE ThinkPad's recent history. If you were doing a documentary on cheetahs and said: "and now we look at cheetah's recent history" it just sounds wrong. Unless cheetahs, MacBooks and ThinkPads are now considered as people.

[TPFanatic]

Thinkpads are people. I'm practically married to one.

[TonyJZX]

Yes its riddled with typos.

Doesnt look like they proofread it.

[MikalE]

They need better english speakers/translators.

There's no excuse for a major international corporation to produce material like that.