Got the X60S, First Impression
Got the X60S, First Impression
Got the X60S and I would like offer my impression.
First, I thought the X60S might look ugly due to the non-round corners of the mouse keys and the ThinkVantages keys. It turns out that it is not bad at all (actually, I saw this machine in my friend's place before my purchase). However, I really wish they use the same mouse design--round corners please and use red strip please.
Second, the built quality is really. Now that I have my own X60S, I can somehow "bend it' and do all sorts of "tortures". I would say it is at least as sturdy my former X41 and X40.
Thirdly, the performance gain is not that significant over X41 (1.5G with 1.25G memory). Notice that now I have 2G memory. Well, at least I got the option to upgrade my hard drive to a much larger hard drive.
As to the keyboard, it is crappier than my X41. My wife has X31 and I know my X41 has crappier keyboard than that of the X31. But this X60s has even crappier keyboard.
And Yes, all my X40, X41, X31 and X60s got NMB keyboard. I double-checked. The keyboard is the only setback, I would say. For those whose type a lot and has no need for a larger hard drive, get X31 or X41, or even X24. You got my word.
Overall, I am pretty satisfied. Lenovo has gained my trust.
First, I thought the X60S might look ugly due to the non-round corners of the mouse keys and the ThinkVantages keys. It turns out that it is not bad at all (actually, I saw this machine in my friend's place before my purchase). However, I really wish they use the same mouse design--round corners please and use red strip please.
Second, the built quality is really. Now that I have my own X60S, I can somehow "bend it' and do all sorts of "tortures". I would say it is at least as sturdy my former X41 and X40.
Thirdly, the performance gain is not that significant over X41 (1.5G with 1.25G memory). Notice that now I have 2G memory. Well, at least I got the option to upgrade my hard drive to a much larger hard drive.
As to the keyboard, it is crappier than my X41. My wife has X31 and I know my X41 has crappier keyboard than that of the X31. But this X60s has even crappier keyboard.
And Yes, all my X40, X41, X31 and X60s got NMB keyboard. I double-checked. The keyboard is the only setback, I would say. For those whose type a lot and has no need for a larger hard drive, get X31 or X41, or even X24. You got my word.
Overall, I am pretty satisfied. Lenovo has gained my trust.
currently own X61S, T42, X31, Macbook Pro Unibody i5
I had the X41 Tablet before my X60s and at least to me, there is a significant performance increase. The keyboard I have feels great to me as have all of my Thinkpad keyboard.
I am currently typing from a resturaunt and have been using wireless on battery at 1/2 brightness since 9:30 AM and it is now 1:50 PM. Still 2:42 hours left. Good reason to have the X60s even if all you do is type, browse, and email.
Plus, in my case, I am using that built-in Verizon EVDO at the cost of a Starbuck's a day ($2/day).
I am currently typing from a resturaunt and have been using wireless on battery at 1/2 brightness since 9:30 AM and it is now 1:50 PM. Still 2:42 hours left. Good reason to have the X60s even if all you do is type, browse, and email.
Plus, in my case, I am using that built-in Verizon EVDO at the cost of a Starbuck's a day ($2/day).
X201s: 1440x900 LED backlit 2.13 GHz, 8 GB, 160 GB Intel X25-M Gen 2 SSD, 6200 a/b/g/n, BT, 6-cell, 9-cell, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1, Verizon 4G LTE USB modem, USB 2.0 external optical drive, Lenovo USB to DVI converter
Previous Models: A21p, A30p, A31p, T42, X41T, X60s, X61s, X200s
Previous Models: A21p, A30p, A31p, T42, X41T, X60s, X61s, X200s
LOL, I am complaining it. Compared to other brands, I still love thinkpads. no doubt. But I wish the keyboard will be a little better. Or least as good as previous x31 series.
dfumento, I am surprised. Unbelievable. My model has a 4 cell. I have not tested it yet. Currently it has 3 cycles and lasts about 2 hours with normal use.
dfumento, I am surprised. Unbelievable. My model has a 4 cell. I have not tested it yet. Currently it has 3 cycles and lasts about 2 hours with normal use.
currently own X61S, T42, X31, Macbook Pro Unibody i5
I was running with 3 bars brightness. Are you running with full (7 bars) brightness?bigtiger wrote:dfumento, I am surprised. Unbelievable. My model has a 4 cell. I have not tested it yet. Currently it has 3 cycles and lasts about 2 hours with normal use.
X201s: 1440x900 LED backlit 2.13 GHz, 8 GB, 160 GB Intel X25-M Gen 2 SSD, 6200 a/b/g/n, BT, 6-cell, 9-cell, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1, Verizon 4G LTE USB modem, USB 2.0 external optical drive, Lenovo USB to DVI converter
Previous Models: A21p, A30p, A31p, T42, X41T, X60s, X61s, X200s
Previous Models: A21p, A30p, A31p, T42, X41T, X60s, X61s, X200s
I was running with 3 bars as well.dfumento wrote:I was running with 3 bars brightness. Are you running with full (7 bars) brightness?bigtiger wrote:dfumento, I am surprised. Unbelievable. My model has a 4 cell. I have not tested it yet. Currently it has 3 cycles and lasts about 2 hours with normal use.
currently own X61S, T42, X31, Macbook Pro Unibody i5
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