Linked by Amjith Ramanujam on Sun 3rd Aug 2008 00:16 UTC
"The recent release of Intel's Centrino 2 platform means a refresh of notebooks from every manufacturer. Lenovo took this chance to not only update the internals of their ThinkPads, but also to make changes to their naming conventions and release a few new models, including the addition of the ThinkPad X200 to the venerable X series." The X200 brings along a widescreen display (the X was the ThinkPad's last standard aspect ratio series), the Centrino 2 platform with 45nm processor, and an SSD option. The notebook is a bit wider than before but still has that ThinkPad keyboard and with the right battery it will last up to 9 hours."
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2006-09-19
Lol, Kaiwai, did your Macbook overheat again and burned your balls?
And Windows is NOT part of the machine!
Windows is just a bunch of magnetic fields on the hard disk platters which will be wiped without a trace and replaced (at least in this poster's case) by nice install of Slackware. And it'll be as if Windows never existed.
And I might, just to piss you and Steve J. off, put a quick install of OSX on a small partition at the end of the hard drive.
Now, go put your overpriced Macbook in the freezer for a while.
Edited 2008-08-03 05:49 UTC