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    ok guys

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by penguin111555, Dec 27, 2007.

  1. penguin111555

    penguin111555 Notebook Enthusiast

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    which would you rank as a better system for 1. durability and 2. performance

    the thinkpad r61i

    or the lenovo n200

    both have a pentium dual T2310 and 1gb ram
     
    penguin111555, Dec 27, 2007
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  2. Jeff

    Jeff Notebook Retard

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    just to let you know, that has to be the worst possible thread title ever..........absolutely no one is going to look at that and say *i know the answer to that*

    and no, i wouldn't have a clue
     
    Jeff, Dec 27, 2007
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    penguin111555 Notebook Enthusiast

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    yeah, your right, better change it, thanks

    hmm, doesnt seem like i can, oh well.
     
    penguin111555, Dec 27, 2007
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    klutchrider Notebook Evangelist

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    the r61 is the thinkpad line so it would be better in reliability/durability
     
    klutchrider, Dec 27, 2007
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    The R61 wins in both categories (has a roll cage, durable case and is a business-class computer)....but if you want real performance, look at a standard R61.
     
    SkeeteRX8, Dec 27, 2007
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    a standard r61 may be a wee bit out of my price range
     
    penguin111555, Dec 27, 2007
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