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i am looking for a new laptop and need one with great specs like largest capacity harddrive, 1.5gb ram etc... also must have fingerprint reader intergrated. long battery time, USB 2.0, Intel PRO/Wireless 2915ABG Mini PCI Adapter, very small and very thin, winxp pro so basically top of the line and the highest i will pay is $3,600
right now i have a LG LS50a which i dont really like and also a desktop pc and need a new laptop. |
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How does this look?
Lenovo ThinkPad T60 2007-63U -- $2573 It only comes with 1 GB of RAM, so you'd have to get another SO-DIMM (I believe all ThinkPads leave one SO-DIMM slot open, so getting a 1 GB SODIMM would bump you up to 2 GB). It may or may not have a 9-cell battery; the 6-cell is rated for 5-hour battery life and the 9-cell is rated for 9-hour battery life, so the 9-cell would be a worthwhile upgrade if you get it and it only has the 6-cell. Note that it says "delayed shipping"; the T60 just came out, so not all the models are in stock at every retailer yet.
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you think a custom built one of the lenovo web would be better?
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It wouldn't be any *better* - it would be the same thing, but customized to your requirements and desires.
What country are you in - is that $3600 USD? |
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it sure is amazing how powerful the new laptops are!!!!
makes my old laptop look like a handheld calculator |
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What will this laptop be used for? Gaming? Work?
The T60, which was pointed out earlier, is a powerhouse, but wouldn't meet the needs of a hardcore gamer.
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I have yet to see a laptop compair to a good gaming desktop for modern games. I am a hard core gamer myself and see a lot of the high end laptops come through our shop but none that will "Game" yet.
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cajunwolf -- have you seen any of the 17" gaming laptops (either the Clevos or the Dell Inspiron 9300/XPS)? Those work extremely well for gaming -- I had an XPS Gen 2 and it was a powerhouse.
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Yea was just checking those out esp the Dell ...looks sweet. They are getting there. Its like you mentioned in another post it might do for a year or so but games are really getting demanding on hardware. Battlefield 2 really pulls on my desktop machine. I do a lot of modding so a lot of the times I might have 3Dsmax or Photoshop running while in game or editors and this takes its toll.
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