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Heh, I'm not a suit but I do appreciate being able to connect to a projector. Since the X201 doesn't have a CD-ROM, a docking station is basically a prerequisi
by aliguori 16y ago
Heh, I'm not a suit but I do appreciate being able to connect to a projector. Since the X201 doesn't have a CD-ROM, a docking station is basically a prerequisite IMHO.
I love my X201. It's very light but has a full size keyboard. I tend to have problems with RSS so this was a major consideration.
I went for the SSD option which I think was completely worth it. Boot of a standard Linux distribution is extremely quick (around 10s).
- aconbere 16y agoI would feel a lot happier with a display port and a cable for vga than the other way around. :)
- slantyyz 16y agoDocks are incredibly underrated, and it's the one thing you'll probably never get from an Apple laptop. If you can afford it, it's worth seriously considering buying a laptop with a minimum of 1 docking station (depends on your work situation - if you have an office and work at home, I'd suggest buying 2). They just save so much headaches and fumbling around with cords. Of the brands I've tried with docking stations (Dell, Toshiba, Lenovo) - I have found that I've had the best experience with Toshiba, and the worst with Dell.