what is that grey thing unter your t43?
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cwestwater
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It's one of these. It folds over and tilts to stand your laptop in. Got it in Best Buy last time I was in the USMike8 wrote:@cwestwater:
what is that grey thing unter your t43?
Rocking with a T400 for work, and a T60 at home
Yet another new pic
Well as it turns out the Sony monitor from my set-up on the previous page, turned out to be crap so now I have this and absolutley love it.


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ThinkPad X40 2371-8LU
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WozniakMac
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That's a really nice monitor. I was looking in to one of those, but wasn't sure of the quality. Picture and Build. How is it?
Lenovo T60p (2623-DDU)
15" UXGA IPS LCD
Intel T7600
2x2GB Patriot RAM
320GB Western Digital Scorpio Black Edition
ATI Mobility FireGL V5200
Lenovo Advanced Dock
Logitech VX Nano
15" UXGA IPS LCD
Intel T7600
2x2GB Patriot RAM
320GB Western Digital Scorpio Black Edition
ATI Mobility FireGL V5200
Lenovo Advanced Dock
Logitech VX Nano
The build quality is excellent.
I have the PC side running thru the DVI and the TV side running Satllite thru S-Video and the picture is excellent on both.
You will see some artifact on the TV side, but thats due to Standard Definition TV and the fact that you sit so close.
As you move further away the picture improves. When I am going to use it as a TV and not the Pic n Pic, I will sit about 5 feet away and the picture is supurb. Dell is always running specials on these I picked it up for $599 and then I added 2yrs complete care. The warranty is really good on these. Complete care is for accidents and they offer advance exchange so they send you the new one and you send the old one back.
I have the PC side running thru the DVI and the TV side running Satllite thru S-Video and the picture is excellent on both.
You will see some artifact on the TV side, but thats due to Standard Definition TV and the fact that you sit so close.
As you move further away the picture improves. When I am going to use it as a TV and not the Pic n Pic, I will sit about 5 feet away and the picture is supurb. Dell is always running specials on these I picked it up for $599 and then I added 2yrs complete care. The warranty is really good on these. Complete care is for accidents and they offer advance exchange so they send you the new one and you send the old one back.
ThinkPad X40 2371-8LU
Any USB cable is USB 2.0 compliant, FWIW. There was no change in the cabling when the standard changed - only the chips on either end of the cable.
DavidNZ wrote:Yes, it is 100% bus-powered. Unlike many HDD enclosures, this one is handled explicitly by the power from my X40's left USB port.
I got mine from Dick Smith Electronics, which is an Australian outfit with a huge number of stores here in New Zealand (www.dse.co.nz). The case is aluminum, so it runs quite cool.
I use it with a short USB cable that came with a multi-card reader I bought last year. Amazingly, the short cord turned out to be USB 2 compliant. Here's a photo showing the unit itself, the cable, the flash-card reader and a pen for perspective. Link to the unit: http://tinyurl.com/67dx7
(picture)
Current: 365XD (120 MHz, 72 MiB, 6.4 GB, 4x CD-ROM, 10.4" TFT)
Past: T61p 15.0" QXGA, T60p 15.0" QXGA, X61 Tablet SXGA+, R51e 14.1" XGA, X21
Past: T61p 15.0" QXGA, T60p 15.0" QXGA, X61 Tablet SXGA+, R51e 14.1" XGA, X21
Just like G. Orwell's famous statement that "All animals are created equal, but some are more equal than others", some older USB cables don't play well with USB2.0 devices.bhtooefr wrote:Any USB cable is USB 2.0 compliant, FWIW. There was no change in the cabling when the standard changed - only the chips on either end of the cable.
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James
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5.5K+ posts and all I've got to show for it are some feathers.... AND a Bird wearing a Crown
There's no necessity to go overboard and start buying "Monster" USB2.0 cables, but neither is there a reasonable expectation for bulk packed $.02 USB cables to work every time with every device.bhtooefr wrote:Ah - low cable quality causing the signal to screw up at USB 2.0 speeds?
That'd explain it...
Regards,
James
James at thinkpads dot com
5.5K+ posts and all I've got to show for it are some feathers.... AND a Bird wearing a Crown
5.5K+ posts and all I've got to show for it are some feathers.... AND a Bird wearing a Crown
Of course - makes perfect sense. Myself, I usually buy some cheap $5 10ft cables that say "USB 2.0 compliant" if I'm buying a USB cable.
FWIW, whenever I get a chance to actually GET my ThinkPad (it's been shipped, and it's made it to my school), you'll get pics. You DON'T want to see the desk setup, but you'll get comparative photos (well, you guys I'm sure all know how big an X21 is, but these'll also go up on my blog, and my friends don't know how big one is. Granted, they know how big this piece of crap is...)
FWIW, whenever I get a chance to actually GET my ThinkPad (it's been shipped, and it's made it to my school), you'll get pics. You DON'T want to see the desk setup, but you'll get comparative photos (well, you guys I'm sure all know how big an X21 is, but these'll also go up on my blog, and my friends don't know how big one is. Granted, they know how big this piece of crap is...)
Current: 365XD (120 MHz, 72 MiB, 6.4 GB, 4x CD-ROM, 10.4" TFT)
Past: T61p 15.0" QXGA, T60p 15.0" QXGA, X61 Tablet SXGA+, R51e 14.1" XGA, X21
Past: T61p 15.0" QXGA, T60p 15.0" QXGA, X61 Tablet SXGA+, R51e 14.1" XGA, X21
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pianowizard
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From left to right:
1) Thinkpad 240: 300MHz Celeron, 192MB RAM, 6GB HDD
2) Gateway E-3200: 1.1GHz Pentium III, 512MB RAM, 320GB HDD
3) Dell Inspiron 700m: 1.6GHz Pentium M, 512MB, 30GB HDD
4) Dell Inspiron 8200: 1.6GHz Pentium 4, 1GB RAM, 40GB HDD
Yes, I actually use all four of them simultaneously quite often.
I plan to replace the 128MB PC100 module in the TP240 with a 256MB module. Let's hope it will work! I have another Thinkpad at work, which is a 600E with 366MHz Pentium II.
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Nebelfelsen
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Home-Office 1

(the CRT-Screen ist "borrowed" from my second Home-Office and is normaly used in a dual screen environment there). Still waiting for a Dell 24 inch TFT for this workplace...
Home-Office 2
=> pic will be published End of August (will not be there before to take pictures...)
working in bed, on the sofa, ...

Office


(the CRT-Screen ist "borrowed" from my second Home-Office and is normaly used in a dual screen environment there). Still waiting for a Dell 24 inch TFT for this workplace...
Home-Office 2
=> pic will be published End of August (will not be there before to take pictures...)
working in bed, on the sofa, ...

Office

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Nebelfelsen
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[joke]I have a friend's R50e that I'm configging, right now.
Anyway, last night, I caught my X and the R50 in bed together, and what's worse, is that my X was taking pics:
[/joke]
Is there something wrong with me?
Anyway, last night, I caught my X and the R50 in bed together, and what's worse, is that my X was taking pics:
[/joke]Is there something wrong with me?
Current: 365XD (120 MHz, 72 MiB, 6.4 GB, 4x CD-ROM, 10.4" TFT)
Past: T61p 15.0" QXGA, T60p 15.0" QXGA, X61 Tablet SXGA+, R51e 14.1" XGA, X21
Past: T61p 15.0" QXGA, T60p 15.0" QXGA, X61 Tablet SXGA+, R51e 14.1" XGA, X21
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AlphaKilo470
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All I can say is cyber-sex has taken on a whole new meaning...bhtooefr wrote:[joke]I have a friend's R50e that I'm configging, right now.
Anyway, last night, I caught my X and the R50 in bed together, and what's worse, is that my X was taking pics:
ThinkPad T60: 2GHZ CD T2500, 3gb RAM, 14.1" XGA, 60gb 7k100, Win 7 Ult
Latitude E7250: i5 5300U 2.3ghz, 12gb RAM, 12" 1080p touch, 256gb SSD, Win 10
Latitude E7250: i5 5300U 2.3ghz, 12gb RAM, 12" 1080p touch, 256gb SSD, Win 10
Maybe they were just playing around.bhtooefr wrote:[joke]I have a friend's R50e that I'm configging, right now.
Anyway, last night, I caught my X and the R50 in bed together, and what's worse, is that my X was taking pics:
Is there something wrong with me?
ThinkPads: R51 (1836HAU), T41 (23737FU), 600 (264551U), T60 (2008VRQ), T500 (224255U)
I Love (all) ThinkPads...ThinkPad forever!
I Love (all) ThinkPads...ThinkPad forever!
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