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Lenovo 2 Day Sale - up to Extra 15% off Thinkpad Notebooks

Thursday, October 23, 2008

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From Dealsea As someone in the market for an X300 or whatever the revised X300 becomes, I was really impressed with the sale price of the X300 (normally $2200+) of around $1400. Lenovo has up to Extra 15% off Thinkpad Notebooks valid through Oct. 24. Use eCoupon code “USPYPWWPOCT” in cart to see extra savings Lenovo new IdeaPad S10 [...]

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Thinkpad Z61t 14.1″ Notebook $539

Monday, January 7, 2008

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From Dealsea Extended while supplies last. Lenovo has Thinkpad Z61t Notebook for $599 - 10% off eCoupon code “USP1PAYPAL” when you pay with Paypal = $539 with free shipping. No blank space is allowed when you enter the code. And code is case sensitive. [Comments] Choose memory: 1 GB PC2-5300 DDR2 SDRAM 667MHz SODIMM Memory (1 DIMM) [...]

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I Hate Laptop Manufacturers

Wednesday, December 27, 2006

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This Christmas brought different laptops to some family members that I ended up helping setup and over all, looking at everything from a brand new Sony, to a new HP, to a new ThinkPad I have to say that I hate Laptop Manufacturers. There are three reasons for this: They all think creating their own utilities to [...]

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IBM / Lenovo ThinkPad Support is Unbelievably Bad

Monday, October 16, 2006

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This is my 4th time calling IBM / Lenovo support and it’s not getting easier or faster. Let’s take a quick look at what Apple Support was like: Call Apple Support Press a menu option Press another menu option Wait for 1-3mins, talk to a person, fix problem/get replacement/whatever Let’s have a look at my ThinkPad Support so far: Call Lenovo [...]

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IBM/Lenovo Recall Batteries

Thursday, September 28, 2006

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Well now that I’m a ThinkPad T60 owner this effects me, and maybe some of you. IBM/Lenovo have joined the recall fray recalling all their Sony batteries… just like everyone else. Use this link to check your battery.

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Ubuntu 6.06 + ThinkPad T60 Wifi (ipw3945) + WEP/WAP

Thursday, September 7, 2006

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Ok the short story here is that the wireless adapter on the ThinkPad T60 series of notebooks (ipw3945 driver) work fine with Ubuntu 6.06 (Dapper Drake) IF you are using no encryption or WEP encryption. I put “if” in bold back there because I’m a moron, let me explain: I received my ThinkPad T60 from UPS [...]

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Choosing a Core Duo or Core 2 Duo Laptop

Tuesday, August 29, 2006

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or Introduction I’ve been in the market for a new laptop recently and have been trying to decide between purchasing a new Core Duo system now, or waiting a few months for all the Core 2 Duo laptops to be out and then take my pick. A usage requirement I realized recently that I had [...]

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Shuttle XPC: Step Aside Mac Mini

Wednesday, August 23, 2006

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For those that haven’t caught it yet, have a glance at the new Shuttle XPC X100 Mini PC: The stats on this are surprising powerful and to boot, Vista capable, have a gander: Intel Core Duo 1.6Ghz - 2.0Ghz Intel 945PM Chipset Up to 2GB DDR 533 Ram 250GB 7200 RPM SATA Drive ATI Mobility Radeon X1400 Intel HD Audio Realtek 8110 Gigabit [...]

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Linux Laptop Installation/Device Support Results

Monday, August 21, 2006

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Ran across this excellent survey of thousands of writeups about installing different Linux distrobutions on all different types of laptops. I’m thinking of getting a ThinkPad T60 or the Core 2 Duo update after the T60 and was really curious how Ubuntu did. It was really easy to click the ThinkPad series and then scroll [...]

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Lenovo ThinkPad T60 Battery Life, 3.5 or 9 hours?

Tuesday, August 15, 2006

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I currently have a MacBook Pro, and besides technically being a great laptop, the battery life (in my opinion) is really bad, around 2.5hrs. I talk to other mobile friends and aparently this is the norm. Norm or not, I don’t consider a computer “mobile” until I can take it somewhere and use it for [...]

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