Discreet graphics and other options for artists/designers

Question

I have a suggestion for a the thinkpad x series convertable tablet or perhaps a future convertable tablet model perha. It would be great to see a configuration of this that has a decent dedicated graphics card. This thinkpad X series' combination of pen and touch input is very appealing for artists and designers who would be using the stylus for art in programs like photoshop or painter, and even 3d artists who would be working with programs like maya or Zbrush. a dual digitizer convertable tablet is having the input capabilities of a Wacom Cintiq, with the added bonus of the portability of a notebook PC. The only issue is that some of these higher end programs are more taxing powerwise, and that is why it would be really great to see a thinkpad X with discreet graphics option, that could provide a soution to folks working in said creative industries. A convertible tablet that can handle both the running and creation of high-end digital content, (video game sdks/engines, 3d animation, video editing) as well as still be a handy tool for meetings and note-taking and being able to work on site or on location at places, (such as on location at a commerical shoot, or working on a piece of art outdoors)
additionally, the ideapad K1 that just came out, looks very slick and attractive with its red paint job, and I believe a convertable tablet aimed at content creators would also be appealing if colors choices other than black, (such as red or blue) were offered, as several previous thinkpads (although so far, not the convertible tablets) have come in.

Answer 1

1) Coupling a HDD with a SSD cache is a boost for system start-up and program launching -- especially if you don't care about upgrading to "all SSD" at this time.
2) I have the Intel 6205 WLAN card in all my ThinkPads in use. At one place, the wireless router is 2Wire and the 6205 card connects without problems.
3) I've used G.Skill, Mushkin and Crucial. Search Newegg.
Good luck!