How are x60 screens?

[codek]

I had three t60's including a t60p and the screens are horrible.

I want a x60 but I'm scared of getting a bad screen. I am using a t30 at work and that screen is 100x better.

One example is if you open up IE on a t60 and look towards the upper right corner and look at the supposedly white background. I see pink and purple squarish boxes everywhere where it's suppose to be white and the viewing angles are horrible.

I'm wanting to buy a x60s and wondered if this is an issue with the x60 series also. I'm thinking lenovo did this to cut the costs.

If that's the case, I'm going to get a x41 which is the last IBM made laptops available from what I've read. Can anyone confirm?

Thanks in Advance

[pianowizard]

I owned many X-series Thinkpads, including an X60s, in the past and if I remember correctly, my current T60's 14.1" SXGA+ screen looks nicer than all of those, probably because of its higher DPI: 124.1 for the T60 vs. 105.8 for the X60s. The T60 display looks crisper.

I see pink and purple squarish boxes everywhere where it's suppose to be white

I don't see this problem on my T60. Do you have a widescreen T60?

[codek]

I owned many X-series Thinkpads, including an X60s, in the past and if I remember correctly, my current T60's 14.1" SXGA+ screen looks nicer than all of those, probably because of its higher DPI: 124.1 for the T60 vs. 105.8 for the X60s. The T60 display looks crisper.

I see pink and purple squarish boxes everywhere where it's suppose to be white

I don't see this problem on my T60. Do you have a widescreen T60?

no I do not have any at the moment since I returned them all

I Had a
1953d6u
1953d7u
and a 2623d??

I went to office depot today and looked at another t60 with the pink and purple problems.

[thibouille27]

My X60 screen is pretty good IMO if not for the low resolution.