Lenovo T60 ThinkPad Laptop Reviews

I have a Lenovo IBM ThinkPad T60 200744U Notebook. This machine’s hard drive is a 512MB, 60 GB The T60 costs upwards of $2000. These numbers not only affect the storage capacity but the rotational speed of the drive. It holds a lot of memory but it's given to me from my employer so I think it's geared toward the workplace.

It is about 10 inches by 10 inches by 1 inch. The screen display is 14 inches which is measured diagonally. It weighs about 5 1/2 pounds. This has a matte style screen. The screen is clear. The colors are true colors. The graphics chipset is ATI Mobility Radeon X1300...

For the last ten years I have primarily used IBM Thinkpad laptops.  (Now called Lenovo since IBM sold the division to a Chinese company called Lenovo).  I like the IBM laptops for one important reason.  They are reliable.  I travel constantly and have never had one crap out on me.  I take it home every day and on every road trip.  I always carry it with a padded insert in my briefcase or backpack which is something I would recommend everyone does, but many don't.

Recently, last August when it came time to buy another laptop (when I started Viewpoints!) I looked at the Toshiba, Sony, HP and...

After suffering with a Dell Inspiron for 4 years, my recent purchase of the Lenovo Thinkpad leaves me extremely satisfied. This is a high quality piece of hardware. It comes out of sleep/hibernation mode seamlessly. It never overheats or crashes (my Dell frequently did). The fan is quiet. And the Lenovo system tools and resources work quite well.

I rarely move around with the laptop, but the battery has held up nicely. Usually, I can work for 90 minutes before recharging.

The one negative thing I have to say is that the laptop looks ugly. It's not as stylish as a Mac. But who cares about...

The good: Sturdy, well-designed case; strong security features; full range of networking connections, including WWAN and Bluetooth; swappable internal bay; solid warranty terms and well-reputed support.

The bad: Starting price is higher than comparable systems'; lacks a number of nonessential but fairly standard ports and connections.

The bottom line: The premium you pay is worth it: the ThinkPad T60 delivers a sturdy design, a complete range of network connectivity, top-shelf performance, long battery life, and just enough ports for the typical business user.

The Lenovo T-Series just keeps getting better and better.

I purchased my first Lenovo T60 Notebook almost 2 years ago when I made a career change. This used to be the venerable IBM series but they sold it to the Chinese PC maker about 3 years ago. I thought the product could have suffered but nothing is further from the truth.

The goods:

- The notebook is modular. Meaning you can purchase a new Hard drive or DVD burner drive without purchasing a new computer. Simply swap them out.

- The laptop is very stable and sturdy with a locking screen when closed. This allows for the notebook to...

I love this machine.It's fast.Works great.Fast response.And portable.I would really really recomend this wounderfull latop personal coumputer to any of my closets friends.What more to add.I dno'nt know this piece of technology is eco friendly and super great...

believe or not T42 is the best IBM laptop i ever seen