what do you think of when you hear Lenovo?
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That they should have kept the IBM name instead...
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I have one, a G35-600 and love it.  I bought it because I wanted a desktop replacement.  Yeah its big, yeah its powerful, yeah its fast.  Battery life isn't that great and it's heavier that most others out there.  If you're going to be lugging the thing on airplanes all the time I'd say no.  But I take to and from the office with me and its fine.  I bought the Toshiba backpack that will hold it and just put my Ipaq and everything else in there with it.
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heard lenovo is more stable.
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i think you can but maybe you will feel that your notebook is slow\nREAL SLOW!\nthe 10GB HDD is OK\nbut the problem is in 333MHz, it's not enough
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Hmm.. It looks good, expecially if you want to do many things with it. You should ask if they offer a 7200RPM hard drive instead of a 5400RPM other then that the specs seemed to be fine. \n\nAbout the 2 year warntee worth the investment. Computers somehow tend to break after the first year. Protect your investment. 3 years they charge way to much.
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What about it? Highly regarded system:\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/CustRatingReview.asp?Item=N82E16836116120
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I personally like Vaio, by Sony, except they can get pretty expensive. \nI would love a Mac (especially a Powerbook), but I think they can do better, and I can wait :)
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I like it, but I like it for a number of specific reasons:\n\n1) It's porable enough to fit into my laptop bag.\n2) I can use it for rough compositing. (I'm a filmmaker / producer / director, so for me to be able to do things on location - even if it's just a quick diagram, or something is a *BIG* deal!)\n3) It works well, it's quick, and its easy to use.\n\nBAD POINTS:\n\nThe pen just isn't heavy enough. It feels like you're writing with a drinking straw (even WITH the battery installed.)\n\nIf you're doing graphical art with it, you might opt for something different. Like I said - for me, it's quick and easy, down and dirty.\n\nProfessionally, I *LOVE* my 18" Kurta - no longer made - sorry! :S It has a heavy pen, and it tracks nicely.\n\nAgain, I'm not using it for the cordless mouse, and for other purposes (other than graphic arts,) I use the specific tool for the job (ie: for me, editing something, I'll use a physical jog-shuttle wheel instead of the pen on the jog-shuttle control on the screen, though I have in a pinch - it wasn't that great.)\n\nSorry I couldn't give you any more of an answer, but I hope that helped!
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I swear by IBM laptops. I normally hate the keyboards on laptops but the IBM's have a keyboard more like a "regular" keyboard than any other laptop I've used.  My office, however, buys Dell and they seem to hold up fine.  Still like my own IBM better.
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Are you trying to convince me or do you have a technical question? If you want to know whether your PC has sound, give its make and model number and whether it has been modified!
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Maybe at the front of the laptop just under the catch for the lid. That depends on which thinkpad you have. Their should be a picture it looks like a pawn from a chess board with 2 waves coming from the top on both sides. That's the best way i can describe it.
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wht brand laptops do they sell?
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compaq v3112tv is better then lenovo.
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yes, depends on what your looking for.\n\nTo be portable then go Centrino and make sure you get a Pentium or the newer Celerons which 512 cache, SATA drive and at least 512MB ram.\n\nTo get a desktop replacement which will be faster but heavier and have less battery life you go with a P4, 2.6 or higher but watch for the price break at over 2.8.\n\nBrands are another matter, each has a plus and a minus. Dell has great prices and quick turn around if your notebook dies however their support is lacking in my book. 90% of the time their first action for any support call that they cannot figure out in a few minutes is to reload your OS. This does not seem to matter what the problem actually is, a reload will fix it, Not. IBM which sold off to Lenova still makes a top of the line notebook but I have heard some issues surrounding support. You'll still pay more for a Thinkpad but it might be worth it. Gateway still makes some good stuff however everyone is scared they might not hang around much longer, I tend to disagree and they are pricing stuff pretty well.\n\nOf course there are still Acer, Compaq, and dozens of others out there including "whiteboxes" which tend to be just as good as well. Truthfully they are all pretty good but as with most things you get what you pay for. That said for $500 you can get a pretty good machine from Staples during their sale tomorrow and Monday. With a one year warranty on a name brand system for $479 how wrong can you go.
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Very good. I enjoy them ^^. They Run Windows Xp Pretty Fast too. Mac os X is nice on it too. Only thing to complain upon is the retail software support thas it!
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if you want a hardworking laptop\nnot thing beats IBM ( now Lenevo)\nall the computer enginner companies buys them for the workers, they are not that "pretty" but very durable both physically and computerly( they don't "die" easily, they hardly die at all, compare to dell, sony, hp, toshiba)
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They are pretty good budget machines. I had one, etower 366, went great for 4-5 years, then just blew out. I know, kinda weird, but I didn't really take care of it.\n\nNow I have a emachines T2858 and it is pretty good and a great deal also! Customer Service sucks, but still the PC is cheap. I don't have any complaints other than that my PC occasionaly makes a soft winding sound...I think its the HD. Still works great and I hope it will continue to work great.\n\nOverall I recommend over DELL because you get more for less. Also Dells are filled with junk that slow ur pc down.