My thinkpad :
Centrino Duo T2300 1.66Ghz
1280 MB RAM (1024+256)
60GB DISK

Anybody knows the maximum installable RAM for ThinkPad R60?
2GB or 4GB?

U mean u put 2 x 2GB RAM into it.
4GB , must be very expensive

Its good to know that R60 support 4GB RAM.
Since most of the application and games doesn't utilise this huge amount of RAM and also the expensive price, I think it is not a wise idea to upgrade now.I can live with 1.24 GB RAM I have now.

I think R50 support ddr2 333MHz.
Yeah, same design as R60. I prefer the RAM slot at the bottom of the laptop not sure why they design it in this way.


This post has been edited by piscesguy: Jan 22 2007, 07:41 AM

Price is dropping for RAM. Now 1 GB DDR2 667mhz is selling for RM 295.
Wait price drop till RM 200 and its time to buy to make it 2 GB RAM.

Price continue to drop !!
1GB KINGSTON DDRII667 SODIMM is RM 275 now.

This post has been edited by piscesguy: Feb 1 2007, 10:03 PM

Anybody using Windows Vista with Thinkpad R60? Not sure the drivers are compatible with Vista.

My R60 is soft on the ThinkVantage button area. However the Fn key area is smooth like the arrow key on the other end.

I think the IBM center is in KL Sentral..and I heard they got one new building somewhere near One Utama.(not sure)

This post has been edited by piscesguy: Feb 8 2007, 10:24 PM

Planning to upgrade my ram to 2GB considering ram price is going down.
Anybody know the exact way (step by step) to install ram for R60 ?

Thanks for your guidance.

T61 should be lighter and better overall performance than R61, thus I will choose T61 but with RM 6000 I m not sure can get T61 because I know R61 is selling around RM 5500++ already.

Errm...R61 is selling cheaper than I thought.

IBM logo not important. All new thinkpads doesn't come with it anymore coz its call LENOVO THINKPAD now.

Anybody knows how much is the R60 battery?

T61 so cheap? less than 3K ...

anybody using thinkpad sl300 or sl 400?

quality vs performance on SL series?

http://star-techcentral.com/tech/story.asp...&sec=technology

The X100e is aimed at business users and marks the collaboration between Lenovo and AMD in offering AMD processors on ThinkPad laptops.

Users can choose to equip the X100e with an AMD Athlon Neo single or dual-core processor or an AMD Turion dual-core processor.
However the AMD Turion dual-core processor models will only be available by March this year, the company said.
The notebook comes with Lenovo’s ThinkVantage technologies i.e. hardware and software tools that help users deploy, manage and maintain their PCs or notebooks.
The X100e is designed to be comfortable to use with an 11.6in high-definition LED display and full-size keyboard with a multi-touch touchpad and trackpoint to make navigation easier, Lenovo said.
It has a starting weight of 1.36kg and battery life of up to 5.1 hours. In terms of connectivity the X100e comes with 802.11n WiFi and optional Bluetooth and 3G connection.

Other specifications include up to 4GB of memory and a 320GB of hard disk. To protect the X100e, Lenovo’s ThinkPad protection covers repairs resulting from accidents, drops and spills.
Lenovo also provides the ThinkPlus priority support service, a 24/7 business-class technical support for IT professionals responsible for maintaining PCs and notebooks.
Lenovo also has a hard disk retention service, where it allows customers to keep their hard drive in case of damage or failure, thus ensuring the data remains safely in their hands.

The X100e retails from RM1,669 onwards





This post has been edited by piscesguy: Jan 24 2010, 08:06 PM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqra-MBSUkQ...player_embedded

Added video introduction for x100e.

Tempted to get this one.