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Yup, the X250 reports 2 batteries in Linux... both of the same capacity, and only one is removable the other is built-in somewhere.
I like the way it drains too... always the slot-in battery first, then the built-in.
Great advantages are that you can hot-swap batteries whilst not being on power. You can even take the battery out and stow it in check-in luggage and still have enough battery built-in to watch a movie on the plane.
The only thing the X250 didn't solve were the Home/End/Delete keys and the lack of media keys on the arrow keys. But you know what... when that is my only complaint then I'm damn happy.
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Oh yes, plus he X250 has much more battery squeezed in too, right? Another one of that dude's main complaints resolved with the X250.
The X250 really seems like a big improvement in comparison to the "modern" ThinkPads that came before it.