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JRock

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Just recieved the quote for my Lenovo Thinkpad T60p

Specs:
Intel Centrino Mobile Technology
Intel® Core Duo processor T2500 2GHz
Microsoft Windows XP Professional
4 GB (667Mhz)
100 GB (7200 RPM)
15.0" 1600x1200 (Fighting to upgrade to the QXGA (2048x1536))
256MB ATI Mobility FireGL V5200
5.82-6.25 lbs

$3461
 

Viper GTS

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Mother of God that is a nice laptop.

Definitely get the 2048x1536, if you're dropping that kind of money already you might as well.

Viper GTS
 

JRock

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Originally posted by: PaulNEPats
Why do you need 4 gigs of ram?

Because the 2GB in my i9300 right now doesn't really help much. With no page file I smash the sh*t out of the physical memory.
 

Soccerman06

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Is it for work or what, cause if you own your own business, you could right it off. If AT is payin, all the power to you.
 

Shadowknight

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15.0" 1600x1200 (Fighting to upgrade to the QXGA (2048x1536))
Even with a 17", it would be questionable if 1600x1200 would be a good idea, but 2048x1536 on a 15" screen would require a magnifying glass. Don't go overboard; just because you can ugrade to a higher end part doesn't mean you should.
 

JRock

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Originally posted by: Shadowknight
15.0" 1600x1200 (Fighting to upgrade to the QXGA (2048x1536))
Even with a 17", it would be questionable if 1600x1200 would be a good idea, but 2048x1536 on a 15" screen would require a magnifying glass. Don't go overboard; just because you can ugrade to a higher end part doesn't mean you should.

I know what you're saying. I had and Inspiron 8200 with 15" UXGA @ 1600x1200 which I loved, I currently have an i9300 17" WUXGA @ 1920x1200. I have personally seen the QXGA on an R series and honestly it's not as small as you would think. I don't want any bigger then a 15" now because I take it everywhere but I also don't want to sacrifice any desktop real estate.