Both my touchpad buttons feel sorta loose - if I put my finger on them and nudge it around like it's the trackpoint I get a little bit of play on both the left and right, although only the left one is squeaky. Anyway, I called Lenovo and they are sending me a new palmrest with instructions to instal...

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll definitely givem them a call.

I've had my T60 for about a month now and am still more or less impressed, although there have been a couple of quality issues that bug. First, one of the speakers intermittently gives off a static buzzy sound when playing back music (like maybe 3 times out of 10 times playing music). But that's not...

I think Vista is just a slow OS to boot up. My last notebook, a Sony T series with a ULV 1.2GHz Pentium M with 1GB, loaded XP Pro significantly faster than Vista Home Premium loads on my month old T60 7200 C2D with X1400 and 2GB RAM. I did a custom restore with pretty much none of the IBM software, ...

WPWoodJr wrote:Yes but you need to be docked.

I'm confused by your "yes" answer. Are you saying that the T60 doesn't have a line-out but the optional dock does? I don't have the dock, just the T60 itself.

I was thinking of getting a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Notebook card. It's been out for a few years. and has gotten rave reviews. Supposedly it delivers much cleaner sound that is just worlds better than what the standard onboard audio chipset can deliver, although for 99% of people out ther...

Well yes, basically. But ask anyone who knows anything about stereos and they'll tell you a line-out is far preferable to a headphone out for connecting to a stereo. Or if you have an iPod, try connecting it to your stereo using its headphone output and see how less than ideal it sounds. So does any...

Hi everyone, first post here. I've been the proud owner of a T60 widescreen for about a week now and am very happy. One question though - does the headphone on this notebook double as a line-out? The spec sheet for the T60 describes the jack as "headphone/line-out", and I've seen systems in the past...