I wouldn't even know where to begin. I've owned 12 Thinkpads in 9 years.
What do you think, guys?


Other than the display, how have they fallen from their glory? This T60 I've got is the best machine I've ever worked with...period.morgandog wrote:I considered jumping to the new Dells (XPS) when the M1330 was getting rave reviews, and my wife ended up replacing her T42 with one. What a mistake - that Dell is a real piece of junk - soft keyboard and cheap build quality. Even if Thinkpads have fallen from their glory, I'll still probably replace my T42 with another TP after seeing how bad some of the competition is...
That's the problem.wswartzendruber wrote:Other than the display, how have they fallen from their glory? This T60 I've got is the best machine I've ever worked with...period.

ThinkPads aren't beautiful, neither are Terminators. Both get the job done and tend to not die very easily. If you want something that looks pretty, there's the IdeaPad. Or that SL series that doesn't belong.dr_st wrote:That's the problem.wswartzendruber wrote:Other than the display, how have they fallen from their glory? This T60 I've got is the best machine I've ever worked with...period.
T60 > T61.
So how will the T400/T500 be? I'm a bit skeptical.
As far as looks go, they are almost identical to the T61, i.e., on the ugly side.
Up and including the T60 I have found Thinkpads very pretty (having seen and used an X3x, T4x and the T60. Heck, even the huge fat 15" R50 is nice-looking, in a typical tank style. The T61 with its thick asymmetric screen bezel was the first major turnoff for me, and unfortunately the T400/T500/W500/X200 series seem to take off after it (the X200 is symmetric at least, but the bezel on the top is way too thick).wswartzendruber wrote:ThinkPads aren't beautiful, neither are Terminators. Both get the job done and tend to not die very easily. If you want something that looks pretty, there's the IdeaPad. Or that SL series that doesn't belong.
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