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Detailed Pics - X60s vs T43 - 21 Pics.
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mfratt
Detailed Pics - X60s vs T43 - 21 Pics.
I took a bunch of pictures comparing my new X60s to my T43. Here they are. Also a few pics of the X60s by itself, in ultrabase, etc. They are fairly big pics for XGA users, so I am linking to them instead of posting them directly.
X60s open, in Ultrabase
X60s left side, in Ultrabase
X60s back, in Ultrabase
X60s right side, in Ultrabase
X60s front, in Ultrabase
Bottom of Ultrabase Note the flip out feet.
X60s left
X60s right
Core Duo
Fingerprint scanner
Buttons Close-Up
X60s and T43 closed
X60s atop T43
X60s and T43, left
X60s and T43, right
X60s and T43 thickness Note that the X60 is slightly thinner in the front, and slightly thicker in the back (due to the battery)
X60s and T43 open, close up Reiteratates previous point
X60s inside T43 Even with the 8 cell battery, the X60s sits hapily inside the T43.
X60s bottom
X60s bottom, battery out
X60s and T43 Batteries The X60s' 8 Cell is actually bigger than the T43's 9 Cell.
X60s open, in Ultrabase
X60s left side, in Ultrabase
X60s back, in Ultrabase
X60s right side, in Ultrabase
X60s front, in Ultrabase
Bottom of Ultrabase Note the flip out feet.
X60s left
X60s right
Core Duo
Fingerprint scanner
Buttons Close-Up
X60s and T43 closed
X60s atop T43
X60s and T43, left
X60s and T43, right
X60s and T43 thickness Note that the X60 is slightly thinner in the front, and slightly thicker in the back (due to the battery)
X60s and T43 open, close up Reiteratates previous point
X60s inside T43 Even with the 8 cell battery, the X60s sits hapily inside the T43.
X60s bottom
X60s bottom, battery out
X60s and T43 Batteries The X60s' 8 Cell is actually bigger than the T43's 9 Cell.
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But the X40 is almost the smallest laptop that's still easy to use. I have played with the Librettos U105 and it's impossible to type fast. And at 2.2 lbs, it's actually not that much lighter than the 2.7-lb X40.gearguy wrote:The X series isn't exactly tiny as far as small laptops are concerned.
Toshia Librettos... now THAT's tiny.
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Those photos were fantastic. Yes, the OP removed them a while ago. BTW, this T43 was sold to me last August, and then I sold it in January to an MIT grad student.gunston wrote:cannot view your picture now
If you're interested, I have a few (lower-quality) photos of this same T43 sitting next to my current T60 in this photo album.
Last edited by pianowizard on Sat Jun 30, 2007 11:01 am, edited 1 time in total.
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HP Z440 (Xeon E5-1630 v3); Dell OptiPlex 5040 SFF (Core i5-6600), OptiPlex XE2 (Core i7-4770S)
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Acer ET322QK, T272HUL; Crossover 404K; QNIX QHD2410R; Seiki Pro SM40UNP
Why do I get the feeling that the T43 is thinner than the T60 everytime I see those photos? I somehow like the T44x lid design better than what is there on T60.
Now: T60 2613-EKU | T23 2647-9NU | 600X 2645-9FU | HP 100LX
Past: X31 2673-Y13 | T41 2374-3HU | T22 2647-AEU
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Past: X31 2673-Y13 | T41 2374-3HU | T22 2647-AEU
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Partly because the T60 is on top, so it's slightly closer to my camera, and partly because the bottom half of the T43 chassis slants inward whereas the T60 is flat. In terms of weight, the two are almost identical: T43 = 5.17 lbs, T60 = 5.22 lbs.gator wrote:Why do I get the feeling that the T43 is thinner than the T60 everytime I see those photos?
Dell Latitude 7370 (QHD+, 2.84lb); HP Pavilion x2 12-b096ms (FHD+, 3.14lb); Microsoft Surface 3 (FHD+, 2.00lb);
HP Z440 (Xeon E5-1630 v3); Dell OptiPlex 5040 SFF (Core i5-6600), OptiPlex XE2 (Core i7-4770S)
Acer ET322QK, T272HUL; Crossover 404K; QNIX QHD2410R; Seiki Pro SM40UNP
HP Z440 (Xeon E5-1630 v3); Dell OptiPlex 5040 SFF (Core i5-6600), OptiPlex XE2 (Core i7-4770S)
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Hmmm, the URL works on my machine. Another way to access those photos is, go to http://s198.photobucket.com/albums/aa131/piano_wizard/ , then click on "T43 and T60".codek wrote:can't view the pictures.. if you don't mind, can you re upload the pictures
BTW, a friend bought a 15.4" MacBook Pro two weeks ago, and another friend is expecting to receive a brand-new 15.4" T60 next week. I will take some photos of these laptops with my 15.4" Dell Inspiron 6000 together, to show how three of the most popular 15.4" laptops compare. I am sure my Dell will be the ugliest, but it's also by far the cheapest ($495 vs. $1900 and $1200), and it has the highest resolution, 1920x1200 vs. 1440x900 and 1680x1050. So I still think the Dell is the best deal.
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