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I'm a screen junkie. The 14" diagonal widescreen perplexes me. They have terrible color and resolution and are just generally miserable. IPS panels ("FlexView"
by iigs 17y ago
I'm a screen junkie. The 14" diagonal widescreen perplexes me. They have terrible color and resolution and are just generally miserable.
IPS panels ("FlexView" in IBM/Lenovo-speak) make a tremendous difference. Compare these two pictures:
http://ii.gs/gamma/t60p-t61p-onaxis.jpg http://ii.gs/gamma/t60p-t61p-onaxis.jpg
http://ii.gs/gamma/t60p-t61p-up.jpg http://ii.gs/gamma/t60p-t61p-up.jpg
I set up a site for quickly ironing out calibration issues with monitors that people may be interested in:
http://ii.gs/gamma/ http://ii.gs/gamma/
- Zak 17y agoThis makes me really glad I got a T60p when I had the chance. Somebody sold off a bunch of them on ebay for $350 each a few months ago. Is there a truly high-end laptop left? Apple's current offerings are a bit disappointing and it doesn't sound like new Thinkpads are any better.
- mhb 17y agoI'm happy with my X200s. I got it with the big battery, but that lasted so long, I changed to the smallest battery. Now it's incredibly light and has a quite reasonable battery life. The keyboard is great. The screen is fine - much better than my previous X40. It seems like an over-generalization to say that the new Thinkpads are worse than the old ones,
- technomancy 17y agoAgreed. I've had two lenovo X-series models (X61s and X200s); they've both been fantastic.
- rbanffy 17y agoNice pics, nice site, but, as an old computer collector, I must say: excellent domain.