I (as a plain ol' consumer) just bought a T60 off of Lenovo's website. Lenovo is slow, but they do make a quality machine.

They may not be enormously popular outside of my school's CS department, but nearly everyone I know actually does own one. As people have stated earlier, they're incredibly well-built, and we all love the look. To us, it just screams "I'm well-built, and I'll get the job done comfortably".

Does anyone else think that a "too pretty" machine just looks less comfortable to use?

mmm.. full-bodied Dream Theater

Is this X11 network aware? Can I use Beryl with it?

How would tunneling this over ssh compare with vnc?

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All these comments and no one wondering where Call of Ktulu is?

I read the specs for this device, and apparently the battery can only supply 65 W, which is *just* about enough for my powerbook. Anything else plugged into it would over-drain the unit. Also, it probably *can't* power a Macbook, which has an 85 W power adaptor.

Still.. I'd love one of these to keep in my bag as portable power.

Agh.. wait.. that was Praxis.

Let's just hope this phone doesn't blow up and send them running to Microsoft for help.

First the MP3, now all-terrain disabled people.

What will they think up next?

From what I've heard elsewhere, a number of senators are rejecting these gifts, claiming ethics reasons.