Lenovo announces ThinkPad Z61p mobile workstation

by Evan Blass, posted Jul 19th 2006 at 4:42PM

Lenovo has just announced a new addition to its Z61 series of ThinkPad notebooks -- which currently consists of the Z61t and Z61m -- in the form of a "mobile workstation" called the Z61p. Like the other models in this lineup, the 15.4-inch Z61p offers consumers several Intel Core processor options (maxing out with the 2.0GHz Core Duo T2500), but improves upon the graphics setup by including a Mobility Fire GL V5200 chipset from ATI with 256MB of VRAM. Other features include 1GB of 667MHz DDR2 RAM (expandable to 3GB), up to 100GB of hard drive capacity (in either 5,400RPM or 7,200RPM varieties), a 1,920 x 1,200 pixel display, WiFi, Bluetooth, an ExpressCard slot, and the popular ThinkVantage suite -- though you're not getting the 3G WWAN or titanium case options found on the other Z61 models. While all the pricing details are not immediately clear, it looks like a well-configured system will be going for around $2,400 when these become available next week.

[Via laptoping]

Filed under: Laptops

Tags: 1,920 x 1,200, 1,920X1,200, bluetooth, core duo, CoreDuo, desktop replacements, DesktopReplacements, expresscard, intel, laptops, lenovo, mobile workstation, MobileWorkstation, mobility fire gl v5200, MobilityFireGlV5200, notebooks, t2500, thinkpad, thinkvantage, wifi, z61m, z61p, z61t

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a-voleo.blogspot.com @ Jul 19th 2006 5:16PM

mmmmmm this is just i like for my job

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JakiChan @ Jul 19th 2006 11:58PM

Available...yeah, right. I've had a Z61m order open for over a month...keeps getting pushed back.

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