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Which thinkpad for My Work

Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 2:18 am
by sheffrem
Hi all, long no see.
After leaving my balck macbook because it was slower than the R52 that i use to have, and had to be cleaned all the time....well dont want to get anyone hungry so i stop here.
I'm now into web site developpment, graphic design and would like to know which think pad is best suited for my needs, plus i should be stylished to impress the clients to, has i want them to admire my work on a beauty. I would preffer the x series, and willing to spend around 600 $, (i can also get back my macbook for 800$) but for some reason that will be long to explain i cant spend more than 600$ on the thinkpad.

Re: Which thinkpad for My Work

Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 9:21 am
by sheffrem
sheffrem wrote:Hi all, long no see.
After leaving my balck macbook because it was slower than the R52 that i use to have, and had to be cleaned all the time....well dont want to get anyone hungry so i stop here.
I'm now into web site developpment, graphic design and would like to know which think pad is best suited for my needs, plus i should be stylished to impress the clients to, has i want them to admire my work on a beauty. I would preffer the x series, and willing to spend around 600 $, (i can also get back my macbook for 800$) but for some reason that will be long to explain i cant spend more than 600$ on the thinkpad.
Still waiting for your views, pls advice me. :?: :?: :?: :?:

Re: Which thinkpad for My Work

Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 11:04 am
by aaa
In that price range the only choices are an X60 or X61. Perhaps an X31/X32 would be comparable to your old R52, not an upgrade though.

I am thinking of US prices and availability, the situation may be different where you are.

Re: Which thinkpad for My Work

Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 11:13 am
by sheffrem
So which is it, i heard X60 is faster than X61, and how flexible is X60, is it like flexible like X40???

Re: Which thinkpad for My Work

Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 11:36 am
by aaa
Flexible? What do you mean?

The X61 has faster cpus than the X60, since it came after.

Re: Which thinkpad for My Work

Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 12:00 pm
by sheffrem
aaa wrote:Flexible? What do you mean?

The X61 has faster cpus than the X60, since it came after.
What i mean is that is the x60 and x61 light enough???

Re: Which thinkpad for My Work

Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 9:42 pm
by ajkula66
They are as light as any Core Duo ThinkPad will ever be...at today's prices (I don't know the market in Ghana, but here in the US) X60 is a bargain-basement mini-powerhouse.

My $0.02 only...

Re: Which thinkpad for My Work

Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 12:09 pm
by sheffrem
ajkula66 wrote:They are as light as any Core Duo ThinkPad will ever be...at today's prices (I don't know the market in Ghana, but here in the US) X60 is a bargain-basement mini-powerhouse.

My $0.02 only...
so can anybody get me one for only $0.02, i will be glad.
I got somebody offering x40, is it fast enough for application like photoshop and dreamweaver???

Re: Which thinkpad for My Work

Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 12:35 pm
by dr_st
The X40 have slow CPUs and very slow 4200RPM drives. I don't like them. An X31/X32 would be better, if the X60 is out of your price range.

Re: Which thinkpad for My Work

Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 1:47 pm
by sheffrem
dr_st wrote:The X40 have slow CPUs and very slow 4200RPM drives. I don't like them. An X31/X32 would be better, if the X60 is out of your price range.
I have enough money, but how to get when outside US. And how much can anyone get me a X60/X61 and the X31/X32. Pls guys reply.

Re: Which thinkpad for My Work

Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 5:45 pm
by aaa
Usually you'd have to deal with import taxes in your country too, which often makes stuff alot more expensive.

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