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    Some T60 models relisted at Lenovo.com

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by Ben Stafford, Mar 23, 2006.

  1. Ben Stafford

    Ben Stafford Administrator NBR Reviewer

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    I just noticed that there are now 4 T60 models listed at lenovo.com now. There have been two there a while, but I think the 2623D3U and 2623D6U models haven't been listed recently.
     
    Ben Stafford, Mar 23, 2006
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    Icelox18 Notebook Geek

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    YES!!! the T60's are back. Bout time.
     
    Icelox18, Mar 23, 2006
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  3. Karl Gruber

    Karl Gruber Notebook Consultant

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    Is the core Duo chip compatable with the T43 chipset? Is the T60 a completely different chipset than the T43?
     
    Karl Gruber, Mar 24, 2006
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    ibm meister Notebook Enthusiast

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    Not all are back however. There are a few 15" XGA models, 2623DAU is one(I am waiting for it). All the 15" XGA's are delayed. The 15" Flex View is available.

    T43 different than T60
     
    ibm meister, Mar 28, 2006
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  5. jenpre

    jenpre Newbie

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    Just wondering what the difference is between the Flex View and the XGA? Also, has anyone heard timing on release of the XGA's?

    Thanks, Jen
     
    jenpre, Mar 31, 2006
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    Smith2688 Notebook Evangelist

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    Flex View offers much better viewing angles.
     
    Smith2688, Mar 31, 2006
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