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Monday, February 18, 2008
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Back in September we took a look at the new R-Series ThinkPad the R61, now it is time for the T-Series. As we explained in the R61 review the T-Series is the pricier of the 2 ThinkPad series', as it has a more powerful processor and graphics. With ultraportables being all the rage now it is hard to pack all the power into a notebook that can be easily carried around. Lenovo is able to do that with the T61p at only 1.1-inches thick and weighing in at 5lbs, it is smaller than most mobile workstations. It is also the first widescreen ThinkPad mobile workstation, no more boring 4:3 screens! Lenovo was nice enough to send us both the 14.1 and 15.4-inch versions so let's take a look.
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Wednesday, September 12, 2007
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The T61p is a very capable and powerful notebook that should be on any cubicle jockey or road warrior's wish list.
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Monday, September 3, 2007
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Earlier in the year Lenovo announced a few new models to their ThinkPad line, the R61 was one of them. R-Series ThinkPad's were considered more of a value notebook than anything. People who could not afford the pricey T-Series ThinkPad's would get an R-Series instead. The new R61 features a 14.1-inch widescreen display, Core 2 Duo processor, wireless antenna built into the lid, and a thinner and lighter design weighting in at just 5.5lbs. Let's see if the R61 can breathe new life into the R-Series.
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Thursday, August 9, 2007
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The Lenovo Thinkpad X61 is thin-and-light while still offering blistering fast performance. We just wish the screen was better.
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Wednesday, August 8, 2007
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The Lenovo 3000 V200 is ultra-portable, ultra-powerful, and downright sexy. Find out why this is your next laptop.
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Tuesday, August 7, 2007
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As the traditional work place environment continues to change, portability, reliability, connectivity and security are most important. Lenovo has addressed these issues with its latest Windows Vista-based computer. The company's latest mobile computer is pitched squarely at the travelling business professional. Ultra-portable and sporting a dashing silver-and-black chassis, Lenovo's 3000 V200 features a built-in optical drive, widescreen display and relatively robust multimedia features. It's still not as well built or as feature-rich as the ThinkPad X-Series, but the 3000 V200 is an excellent machine if you can't stretch your budget.
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Wednesday, July 4, 2007
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The last Lenovo notebook we looked at was the N100, that Spode reviewed back in September. It was a cheap, chunky and cheerful alternative to the more exclusive ThinkPad range, that Lenovo also produce, and it impressed us enough to gain a recommended award. However, if you want something with a bit more oomph the N100 has a bigger brother, the uncannily named N200.
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Thursday, June 28, 2007
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Lenovo's R-Series used to play second fiddle to the T-Series, offering cut-down features and less performance for budget-strapped businesses. The pedigree gap is now closer, and the ThinkPad R61 is a very good laptop which should certainly be considered if you don't need the premier performance of the T-Series. The new model is more media-friendly than its predecessors too, it now has widescreen and Blu-ray options, and the inclusion of 802.11n is great for heavy wireless networking. All models in the range share the same excellent built quality, and you've got a choice of adding more layers of security depending on your business needs. If you can do without WWAN and cutting-edge 3D graphics, the ThinkPad R51's build quality and manageability should give it a long lifespan and prove excellent value for money.
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Thursday, April 19, 2007
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The Lenovo ThinkPad T60p is a sleek, professional looking laptop that doesn't skimp on features.
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Friday, March 16, 2007
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If you are reading this review I'm guessing you have heard of Lenovo. If you have not here is a quick history lesson. With IBM moving toward all business solutions, Lenovo acquired IBM's Personal Computing Division in May 2005. Lenovo offers laptop and desktop PC's as well as a few accessories. Today we will be looking at a notebook from Lenovo's ThinkPad "X" series of ultra portable notebooks. The ThinkPad X60 Tablet PC is extremely lightweight and features a Core Duo processor. This is a step up from the X41 tablet which featured a Pentium M processor. So let's take a look!
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Monday, March 5, 2007
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Without the "ThinkPad X6 Tablet UltraBase" expansion dock, the X60 is slightly less functional. It does not have an optical drive built-in, which means no CD or DVD drive. To use CDs or DVD on the go, one must have copied disk images to the hard drive with an included utility, or one must use an external USB CD/DVD drive. There are three USB 2.0 ports, a single 4-pin FireWire port, built-in SD/MMC card slot, dial-up modem port, infrared port, embedded WWAN, VGA video out, audio input and output jacks, and a much-appreciated PC Card slot for flash card readers, USB expansion ports, etc. Essentially, any expansion needs could be managed by way of PC cards or USB devices.
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Friday, February 23, 2007
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The Lenovo ThinkPad X60T marries the best aspects of a laptop and a pen-based device. With new screen options, hardware capabilities and an improved sensory experience interacting with the tablet, Lenovo's ThinkPad X60T is a leading light in the tablet PC market. The system is extremely well built and the keyboard is very comfortable considering its size. The choice of XGA or SXGA+ MultiTouch displays allows you to save money if necessary, and port selection for an ultraportable is superb. And best of all you get excellent performance from Intel's Core Duo processor and 7200rpm hard disk drive. In general, if you can do without a built-in optical drive, the ThinkPad X60T delivers a best-in-class balance of comfort, performance, battery life, and portability.
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Wednesday, January 10, 2007
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The A60 is Lenovo's first ThinkCentre desktop personal computer featuring an AMD processor. Available in a mini-tower or small desktop (reviewed here), the ThinkCentre A60 (from £330 ex. VAT, no monitor) delivers mainstream enterprise features such as dual-core processing and improved virus protection and recovery tools for customers in need of a manageable desktop solution. It's not the most versatile in terms of multimedia capabilities and expandability, but it provides rock solid performance running typical business applications.
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Monday, January 8, 2007
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Lenovo's latest ThinkPad combines the power of Intel's Core Duo processors with newly enhanced multimedia and wireless connectivity options. Designed and custom-built for users who want enterprise-class power, durability, data
protection and ease-of-use, the ThinkPad Z61t even sports a widescreen display - the first ever on a ThinkPad. The ThinkPad Z61 series (from £720 ex. VAT) is optimal for today's business professionals seeking more flexibility and connectivity options in a widescreen format. Available in 14.1-inch (Z61t) and 15.4-inch (Z61m), the new models feature a choice of integrated or discrete graphics and up to 2GB DDR SDRAM.
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Thursday, November 2, 2006
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What I do like, is the plastic shrouding on the outside. It has a really bold design, that sticks true to IBM's style. The edges are defined, instead of rounded off, and the inset bezel on one corner gives it a modern look, while somehow looking like it belongs om the set of a 1980's science fiction film. And that's not a bad thing, we love a bit of retro in this office.
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