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Quick review of X60s with some pictues
Quick review of X60s with some pictues
X200: 2.4 GHz, 4 GB RAM, 160 GP @ RPM drive, WinVista Business 64-bit
X60s (1704-4DU): 1.66 Core Duo, 1.5 GB RAM, 100 GB @ 7200 RPM drive, WinXP Pro
T40p: 1.6 GHz, 1.5 GB RAM, 60 GB @ 7200 rpm drive, 64 MB Video, 802.11 a/b, WinXP Pro
X60s (1704-4DU): 1.66 Core Duo, 1.5 GB RAM, 100 GB @ 7200 RPM drive, WinXP Pro
T40p: 1.6 GHz, 1.5 GB RAM, 60 GB @ 7200 rpm drive, 64 MB Video, 802.11 a/b, WinXP Pro
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I don't know if you can compare them, because of the real state.
But, in terms of brightness, the X60s display seems a bit brighter. The whites are a bit whiter, if that makes any sense.
Again, aside from the resolution difference, it is a great display. And with the ClearType turned on, all fonts look quite crisp.
BTW, the video card lets you change the LCD's refresh rate. You can select either 40, 50 or 60Hertz. The default is 50 Herts, but I changed it to 60 and I can't really tell the difference, nor know how it is better/worst, except that it renders faster
BTW, the 17" LCD on the back of this image http://www.josesandoval.com/images/9.JPG is actually being driven from the X60s VGA plug--the dual display works great and it just work, i.e., no need to install drivers of any sort (the 17" display resolution is 1280x1024).
But, in terms of brightness, the X60s display seems a bit brighter. The whites are a bit whiter, if that makes any sense.
Again, aside from the resolution difference, it is a great display. And with the ClearType turned on, all fonts look quite crisp.
BTW, the video card lets you change the LCD's refresh rate. You can select either 40, 50 or 60Hertz. The default is 50 Herts, but I changed it to 60 and I can't really tell the difference, nor know how it is better/worst, except that it renders faster
BTW, the 17" LCD on the back of this image http://www.josesandoval.com/images/9.JPG is actually being driven from the X60s VGA plug--the dual display works great and it just work, i.e., no need to install drivers of any sort (the 17" display resolution is 1280x1024).
X200: 2.4 GHz, 4 GB RAM, 160 GP @ RPM drive, WinVista Business 64-bit
X60s (1704-4DU): 1.66 Core Duo, 1.5 GB RAM, 100 GB @ 7200 RPM drive, WinXP Pro
T40p: 1.6 GHz, 1.5 GB RAM, 60 GB @ 7200 rpm drive, 64 MB Video, 802.11 a/b, WinXP Pro
X60s (1704-4DU): 1.66 Core Duo, 1.5 GB RAM, 100 GB @ 7200 RPM drive, WinXP Pro
T40p: 1.6 GHz, 1.5 GB RAM, 60 GB @ 7200 rpm drive, 64 MB Video, 802.11 a/b, WinXP Pro
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