Posts by syrahnose

I've found the ibm x60s has outperformed my expectations. 8 hour battery life, rock solid, but very lightweight, with good wireless. The lack of optical drive has caused no problems as have an external when needed and use pen drives...

Mine is 2400Low voltage, 1.6. Was using it all day yesterday with wireless on and didn't feel a thing. But its winter downunder. Three weeks ago I was in Southern France and it was very hot to touch on right palm rest. But them so was...

I've had my x60s for six weeks now with no problems. solid build, crisp screen, excellent keyboard, lightweight and get 5-6 hours with battery easy. duo core is quick on startup and a joy to use while running other programs in...

thanks for these responses. Stupidly, I hadn't remembered correctly on the xp frag not running on schedule. I'll check out this scheduler and get it going. thanks again.

I went to schedule a regular defrag and found that lenovo seem to have locked in diskkeeper lite in place of xp, which doen't allow this. You have to pay to upgrade to full diskkeeper to get scheduling component? The old xp defrager...

Just bought this and taking what seems to be general advice, didn't buy any extra memory from IBM. I understand this takes DDR2 667 PC5300 SDRAM, which I assume to be 240 pin? Wanting to add 1gb more, Is there any brand of memory worth...

I'm down to deciding a Thinkpad X60 vs X60s. Has anyone compared performance of the low votage L2400 1.6 versus the t2400 1.8? Battery life seems to be the main concern, but is there that much performance gained by 1.8 over the 1.6?

I'm down to deciding a Thinkpad X60 vs X60s. Has anyone compared performance of the low votage l2400 1.6 versus the t2400 1.8? Battery life seems to be the main concern, but is there that much performance gained by 1.8 over the 1.6?

I'm debating between the two, seeing the pluses with the lenovo mainly as the higher screen resolution vs what sounds like better battery life and build quality in the IBM. Lack of DVD drive doesn't worry me much, can live without it if...

I 've seen a page at toshiba's site that lets you track the history of a laptop. Yes, I'd like to see the link. I've had so much done to my S1 its hard to keep track and my repairman, because of all that tracking, isn't very keen to...