I bought a Dell 6400 - sending it back now.
I'm now looking back at the T60 and also the Dell Lat D820 - they are same class of business notebooks with similar configs... I can get the Dell in a few days, the T60 will take 3 weeks I think... from what I've read.
I'm open to thoughts - I know you will be biased, but I'm open to both sides especially if you've had both...
Thanks.
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Dell Latitude's are nice business laptops, much sturdier than the Inspirion line and have a very classy professional look about them. I still prefer the Thinkpad because they have the reputation of being a very solid professional notebook.
The bottom line is if you can't wait and need a notebook now buying a Latitude is not a bad thing, you just get a little more quality and durability with the T60/T61. -
I think the 820 got the highest pc mark score ever on laptop mags tests.
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The Latitudes do not have:
1) Hard drive active protection
2) Internal metal roll cage
I've used a D820 for a few days, was not particularly impressed by its build quality. -
I thought the T61's introduced the internal roll cage.
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I would opt for the T60 over the D820 any day.
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I would too but the D820 is not a bad machine it's just the T60/T61 are outstanding.
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They all have frames whether you want to call them a roll cage is up to you.
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Exactly. I was just about to say that the D820 does in fact have a "roll-cage"/"metal chassis"/whateveryouwanttocallit.
I too was looking at both the D820 and the T60... I went with the T60 because I wanted both expresscard and PCMCIA slots... -
Thanks for clearing that up Z.
T60 vs Dell Latitude 820
Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by jmgilliam, May 9, 2007.