When is the successor of T60p to be announced?
When is the successor of T60p to be announced?
Hello!
Do some of you know if and when a successor of T60p is to be announced, I suppose it could be named T61p, as T60 has been replaced by T61?
Best regards,
Henrik Dahl
Do some of you know if and when a successor of T60p is to be announced, I suppose it could be named T61p, as T60 has been replaced by T61?
Best regards,
Henrik Dahl
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jjesusfreak01
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Re: When is the successor of T60p to be announced?
It will be the T61p, most definitely, though no one really knows when it will be announced. I think most people were thinking it would have been announced already, but I would guess we will see it within the next month or so. Maybe the end of July.hdahl wrote:Hello!
Do some of you know if and when a successor of T60p is to be announced, I suppose it could be named T61p, as T60 has been replaced by T61?
Best regards,
Henrik Dahl
Lenovo X230 Tablet CTO modded with 128GB SSD and 8GB of RAM
Lenovo T60 2637-UN6 (Retired)
Lenovo T60 2637-UN6 (Retired)
... and with each passing day, sourcing a T60p gets harder and harder...
In my loving care: X201, T410, W500, T61p, T60p, T60, T43p, T43p, T43, T43
Seeking: X301, W520 w/ i7 2760XM & modem, W510 w/ i7 920XM, X220
Sent to other homes: W510 x4, W500, X300, X201 x2, X201t, X61t, X61, T61 x2, T60 x5, T400 x2, T510
Sent back to Lenovo: W520
RIP: T23, T21, T21, 380ED
Seeking: X301, W520 w/ i7 2760XM & modem, W510 w/ i7 920XM, X220
Sent to other homes: W510 x4, W500, X300, X201 x2, X201t, X61t, X61, T61 x2, T60 x5, T400 x2, T510
Sent back to Lenovo: W520
RIP: T23, T21, T21, 380ED
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ryengineer
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GPU.danejasper wrote:What's the difference between the T60 and T60p that's presumed to carry over into the 61/61p? I don't know much about the models.
-Dane
"I've come a long, long way," she said, "and I will go as far,
With the man who takes me from my horse, and leads me to a bar."
The man who took her off her steed, and stood her to a beer,
Were a bleary-eyed Surveyor and a DRUNKEN ENGINEER.
With the man who takes me from my horse, and leads me to a bar."
The man who took her off her steed, and stood her to a beer,
Were a bleary-eyed Surveyor and a DRUNKEN ENGINEER.
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Yep.Growly wrote:... and with each passing day, sourcing a T60p gets harder and harder...
And in my (biased) opinion, it is the best Thinkpad ever made.
(runs to closet to don asbestos suit)
Custom T60p
2.33GHz 4MB 667MHz Core 2 Duo
4GB PC2-5300 DDR SDRAM
Bluetooth / Atheros ABGN
200GB 7k200 7200RPM Hard Drive
8X DVD Multiburner
15" UXGA - ATI FireGL V5250 (256MB)
http://www.xcpus.com
2.33GHz 4MB 667MHz Core 2 Duo
4GB PC2-5300 DDR SDRAM
Bluetooth / Atheros ABGN
200GB 7k200 7200RPM Hard Drive
8X DVD Multiburner
15" UXGA - ATI FireGL V5250 (256MB)
http://www.xcpus.com
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T60p, p for performance, in my case has a 1600*1200 monitor. I now have 4 IBM/Lenovo notebooks with this resolution and I really do not like the consumer oriented lower resolution as T66/T61 supports, and it's a genuine business notebook consideration of mine.danejasper wrote:That's graphics?ryengineer wrote: GPU.
So if you're a gamer, you'd want a "p" model, but for business??
-Dane
I must admit that "p for performance" also fits much better to me from such a maslows pyramid of needs considerational point of view.
Best regards,
Henrik Dahl
Yep. I never got mine, they discontinued the 4:3 models in quick succession just as I went to buy. I think there are some left in Australian warehouses, but they cost more than they did retail and I don't want to enquire lest they already have none left.brentpresley wrote:Yep.Growly wrote:... and with each passing day, sourcing a T60p gets harder and harder...
Oh the humanity!
In my loving care: X201, T410, W500, T61p, T60p, T60, T43p, T43p, T43, T43
Seeking: X301, W520 w/ i7 2760XM & modem, W510 w/ i7 920XM, X220
Sent to other homes: W510 x4, W500, X300, X201 x2, X201t, X61t, X61, T61 x2, T60 x5, T400 x2, T510
Sent back to Lenovo: W520
RIP: T23, T21, T21, 380ED
Seeking: X301, W520 w/ i7 2760XM & modem, W510 w/ i7 920XM, X220
Sent to other homes: W510 x4, W500, X300, X201 x2, X201t, X61t, X61, T61 x2, T60 x5, T400 x2, T510
Sent back to Lenovo: W520
RIP: T23, T21, T21, 380ED
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jjesusfreak01
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They tend to have better base specs...for the T60p, it was 1GB ram, 2.0Ghz processor, and the better GPU. For the T61p, it will likely be a 2.16+ processor, 2GB ram, and the 570 GPU.hdahl wrote:
T60p, p for performance, in my case has a 1600*1200 monitor. I now have 4 IBM/Lenovo notebooks with this resolution and I really do not like the consumer oriented lower resolution as T66/T61 supports, and it's a genuine business notebook consideration of mine.
I must admit that "p for performance" also fits much better to me from such a maslows pyramid of needs considerational point of view.
Best regards,
Henrik Dahl
Lenovo X230 Tablet CTO modded with 128GB SSD and 8GB of RAM
Lenovo T60 2637-UN6 (Retired)
Lenovo T60 2637-UN6 (Retired)
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