I am ready to pull the trigger for a T410 but was reluctant as if there would be a revision upcoming soon?
The reason I feel remorseful is due to the fact that I am coming from a macbook pro. I've experienced multiple quirks with the first gen unibodies and am afraid I will face the same issues with the T410.
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Don't worry - ThinkPad's are built very well.
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The T410 IS the revision. It's a revision of the T400, so there shouldn't be another revision for a while.
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The T410 was just realeased. Other than Intel CPU updates, there will not be a revision to the T410 for a long time.
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I can't recall ThinkPads ever having minor revisions shortly after a new model release to address problems -- the designers at Yamato Labs always gets the design done right for the initial release. The next ThinkPad T410 update will probably appear in 2011 and brings us some more new features (Sandy Bridge?).
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What about usb 3.0 support in a near term revision?
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Sounds like a good deal. I am just looking for a rigid laptop I can use everyday around the office.
Basically I want a laptop that is strong to knock someone out and then be able to operate after so I can check my emails. -
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T410 was only announced/release a month or so ago. what revision?
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T410 seems to be a very good machine from the feature point of view, only the W510 have usb 3.0 feature by using an extra controller chip.
I don't the T series will have the usb 3.0 feature till the next generation when Intel incorporates this feature into their chipset. -
I just feel extremely awkward from purchasing a 2k+ mbp to a 1.2k thinkpad with a ecoupon. I always did have that you get what you pay for mentality......
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I'd pull the trigger on the T410, you could later then add a ExpressCard with USB 3.0.
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well you CAN purchase a 2k thinkpad instead, if you want
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my first ThinkPad was $5500 USD. i'll sell you one for that price if it helps you sleep at night.
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Joking aside, if you need some ideas to spend more money on your new ThinkPad, I recommend the 3-year accidental damage protection (ADP). -
this is an outrage - what jerks, i hate them! -
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I'm not that familiar with ExpressCards but this alleviates any fears I have about not having a relatively up to date machine.
Purchase T410 now or wait until revision?
Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by ruffdmx99, Feb 21, 2010.