best feature so far: fingerprint reader. yes, you have to pry this laptop from my cold dead fingers. and then chop off my cold, dead index finger.
2nd best solution: try to find any object i may have held. if you can get a print off that, you can use it to make a wax imprint or something.
wait, why the hell am i giving you advice about this?
jacks galore - a 3rd USB port, finally a FireWire port (though a 4-pin one), the usual RJ-45/11, LCD adapter, audio/mic and dual PCMCIA card slots.
didn't get a DVD burner (but thats ok), the 2 USBs (one already defaults to a mouse - i prefer that to the Touchpad), and yeah - an S-Video Out (too bad my TV is old school).
wide keyboard; you can practically fit your head on it - when you nod off
love that 1400x1050 res (same with my personal ThinkPad but this screen is bigger)
cons: heavier, bulkier
pros: fingerprint reader, faster performance (1.83Ghz but souped up to 1.5 Gb RAM), huge screen
at first glance, Lenovo seems to be worthy to carry the ThinkPad legacy. i don't know why anyone even bothers with Dell. HP/Compaq? ehh. Sony VAIO? you gotta be kidding.
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R series??? dapat at least T series. nagtitipid ba?
Please support the manila office. Donate all your used notebook PCs and other paraphernalia. They sure could use them. Nyahahahaa!!
this was intended as a desktop replacement - so weight and screen size were not issues ... that is, until i bring it on business trips.
manila office is richer than us. how else could you support at least 5x the NY office' manpower? nyhahahahahaa!
By having one laptop per 10 people. Nyahahahahaa!!
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