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The Lenovo ThinkPad T60p 8744 is a feature packed laptop offering that comes wrapped around a 2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 2 GB of RAM and a large 100GB hard drive. Equipped with a 15.4 inch screen and weighing in at only 6.2lbs, the Lenovo ThinkPad T60p 8744 is a hard hitter in the laptop market.
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The N100 isn't a bad laptop, it has a large hard disk for its price, is sturdy and has a good battery life. Unfortunately it's not that powerful. While it will run everyday software it won't cope well with demanding tasks such as photo editing.
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T60 and X60 models include built-in wireless wide area
network support.
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Evolving PC desktops also come with new technologies, specifications, assorted gizmos and confusing marketing lingo, which explains why shopping for a new small-business PC can be a chore. In this article, we'll decipher PC buzzwords often found in marketing literature and consider which ones are most valuable to your business.
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A hands on look at Dell's new Vostro line, which delivers software and service tailored exclusively to businesses with up to 25 employees.
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Dell is utilizing the popularity of the Blizzard online world by releasing a World of Warcraft-themed edition of the popular XPS M1730 gaming notebook.
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A look at new Dell products for the high-end gaming arena. They have outfitting their XPS 730 H2/H2C gaming behemoths with quad-core processors, quad graphics and an optional H2C cooling solution.
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Here are a few tips on how to avoid the most common mistakes home buyers can make. While this is not an exhaustive list, it will prepare you for what is coming during the home buying process.
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Lenovo links to high-speed network with Cingular deal.
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Are you looking for more computer security? If so, read the following article about SpyDefense software.
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Real estate settlement costs are fees buyers normally pay when purchasing a home, such as legal services property insurance, mortgage loan financing and title services. This article explains more on real estate settlement costs.
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Still don't think of Dell as a printer company? Wayne Kawamoto urges small business managers to check out its color laser -- which includes the second paper tray and Ethernet interface that some rivals skip, and delivers great text and good color for the eminently practical price of around $500.
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