ok i dont now if this is the right place to ask my question but i dont see anywhere else,actualy it is not really a question but more that i want to have some advice
how long will this configuration last ?
tecra (spec)
2.00 GHz pentium M
1 GB RAM (good brand dont know yet)
40 to 60 GB hard (dont really need a lot of space)
geforce 6600 128 MO GPU
i am considering the toshiba tecra tablet pc but with all those new technologie i am wondering how long will this laptop last and how well will it performe in the next 3 or 4 year...
i dont reallly need a lot of computing power,at least i think ,i am a student in EE and the most demanding task will be mathematica, maple and some circuit simulation software. and i allready have a desktop so very demanding task can be done there.All i want from the laptop is it to last 3 to 4 year without any lag or so,is to be fully usable in that periode of time.
for the GPU i dont really plan the play a lot nor at the best performance ever, in fact it is just to be sure that vista will run smooth...
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That'd probably last you a while just fine.
However, if you'd rather try for something else, you could fill out the FAQ and post it in the What Notebook Should I Buy forums. -
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For the same money you paid, you can
try IBM or HP NC. Way better notebook...!
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I'd prefer a Lenovo over any other laptop, if you've got the money, and they fit your requirements, I'd go for a ThinkPad over anything else. Simply because they just have a neigh unparalleled build quality.
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sadly in the categorie tablet-pc-but still a powerfull notebook it is hard to find better than the tecra... may be the asus R1F -
ok those are the full spec of what i want i cost exactly $1943 +tax and shipping
Toshiba Tecra M4-ST1112 Tablet PC Intel® Pentium® M Processor 760 (2.00GHz, 2MB L2 cache, 533MHz FSB), Microsoft® Windows® XP Tablet Edition 2005,
256MB PC4200 DDR2 533MHz SDRAM (256MBx1),
14.1" Diagonal SXGA+ Wide View Angle display (1400x1050), NVIDIA® GeForce® Go 6600 TE with 128MB VRAM memory,
60GB HDD (5400rpm, Serial-ATA), CD-RW/DVD-ROM Multifunction drive, Intel® PRO/Wireless 2915BG (802.11a/b/g), Bluetooth® (Ver 2.0 + EDR),
Toshiba Tablet PC Reserve Pen,
3 Years Standard Limited Warranty,
you guys still thing it is over priced ? -
Lenovo does have a Tablet Line, though they don't have as powerful of a GPU, and I believe they're 12 inchers instead of 14 inchers.
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ok those are the full spec of what i want i cost exactly $1943 +tax and shipping
Toshiba Tecra M4-ST1112 Tablet PC Intel® Pentium® M Processor 760 (2.00GHz, 2MB L2 cache, 533MHz FSB), Microsoft® Windows® XP Tablet Edition 2005,
256MB PC4200 DDR2 533MHz SDRAM (256MBx1),
14.1" Diagonal SXGA+ Wide View Angle display (1400x1050), NVIDIA® GeForce® Go 6600 TE with 128MB VRAM memory,
60GB HDD (5400rpm, Serial-ATA), CD-RW/DVD-ROM Multifunction drive, Intel® PRO/Wireless 2915BG (802.11a/b/g), Bluetooth® (Ver 2.0 + EDR),
Toshiba Tablet PC Reserve Pen,
3 Years Standard Limited Warranty,
you guys still thing it is over priced ? -
sorry for the double post
also i am not really a traveling warrior , so for the thinkpad it is like buying for a build quality i dont really need and not the performance that i need more...
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Since Lenovo took over the Thinkpad line the quality is still just as good.
Regardless of if you travel a lot or not, build quality is always a good thing.
Thinkpads perform extremely well.
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i want a tablet for taking note in classe,something to help keep note in order
but i dont really see what tablet funbctionnality have to do with traveling...
but i ma strongly considering taking a normal notebook cause of the lack of good tablet , a good and beautiful asus...
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Tablets are easier to use on flights.
Toshiba's notebooks have a pretty mediocre build quality as far as I've seen.
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Yes, Toshiba's newer models have horrible build quality. Not so much the tecras, but the Satellites are just plain crud. My friend bought the 14" Toshiba Satellite, I think it's the M60 or M50 or something? Anyways, it's bending all over the place, creaks like an old rocking chair and the screen is so dim it makes me want to cry. I believe my Z70Va's matte screen can be considered brighter and more vivid than that thing's screen and it has a glossy~!!!
If I'm not mistaken the Tecras are Toshiba's business line, so they should be better, but who knows.
I'm sure all the hardware will outlast the body on that notebook, but if you treat her right, she'll last you for YEARS. I would say maybe 4-5 years if software incompabilities don't get in the way.
Cheers,
Mike
future,future... how long will this laptop last
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