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Begge maskiner er strøkne og i så måte likeverdige.

 

Millionspørsmålet:

Hva ville dere tatt? Er T42P verdt merprisen på 4000 kroner?

Ellers så var begge disse ganske dyre, disse bruktprisene ligger over hva en slik PC koster ny på Datateam pris.

Jepp, kan bare si meg enig med kjetilkl her. Det var en temmelig stiv pris for brukte laptoper! Har en T41 selv, og mener den kostet ca. 16-17000 ny, inkl. mva. Arbeidsgiver betalte den riktignok, så jeg fikk aldri noe regning på den.

There's a huge difference between T41 and T41p

The T42p is not worth the added price.

It's a Dell.

The mobility 9700 pro does not exist. It is made up by the shops.

The A64 pc will be substantially faster, but it will also have a lot less battery life and get hotter, and it will be noisier.

So I'd go for #1.

http://www.google.com/search?q=Hva+betyr+d...=utf-8&oe=utf-8

leads to

http://barbara.no/art.php?artikkelid=2074

a 2.0 dothan uses about the same amount of power as a 1.7 banias.... fyi! =)

13.06" : 8.16" : 15.4" ~

 

 

Correct. And for a 4:3 15" the numbers would be 12"x9". So the 16:9 15.4" gives you an area of 688 cm^2 and the 4:3 15" gives you an area of 697 cm^2 (1.3% increase).

That also explains why I find that a 1680x1050 15.4" widescreen is too "small" for my eyes, while a 1400x1050 14.1" suits me perfectly.

-> Most notebooks are 16:10 for some reason. Most LCD television screens are 16:9, and some even 15:9.

I'm Danish so I might be reading this wrong.. but a wireless connection gives you no where near the speed you get from a cabled connection, like 100mbit or 1gbit.

802.11b wlan: 11Mbps, in practical use: 5Mbps

802.11g wlan: 54Mbps, in practical use: 18-20Mbps

Fast Ethernet: 100Mbps, in practical use: 80-90Mbps!

Ah ok... I'm not sure it's illegal though - they probably have some small text at the bottom saying "we're not responsible for any misinformation or wrong figures blabla" =)

It appears though, that these double layer notebook drives really do exist, so I was wrong:

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc....-152-028&depa=1

Dual format: Drive burns both DVD+R and DVD-R.

Dual layer (Double layer to be correct): The drive can burn double layer discs - 8.5 GB pr. DVD - these discs are very expensive at the moment though.

I seriously doubt that there are ANY notebook optical drives that will do double layer - the desktop drives have only just begun shipping ..

Skal du ha optisk innebygget er ibm x31 et alternativ, klarer du deg med ekstern cd/dvd så kan du gå for x40

the x-series don't have optical drives..

Asus M5N is also a possibility.

Har forøvrig hørt noen si at dell er litt "hyundai"....

Er dette riktig ?

Det er mulig det er riktig at du har hørt noen si dette...

 

Inspiron serien har ikke verdens beste byggekvalitet, men Latitude serien er ganske bra. Ikke noe dårligere kabinettkvalitet enn min gamle Toshiba Sattelite Pro, Dell'en har bedre tastatur.

 

Så å svare et bombastisk "Ja" på at Dell generelt kan sammenlignes med et lavkvalitetsmerke fra en annen produktsjanger er helt idiotisk!

 

Knut

One of my friends has the latitude version of 8600 - it's still quite a bit worse in terms of construction quality, compared to my IBM T41 and my friends' X31s.

so cool.. I want one :-(

xga: 1024x768

sxga: 1280x1024 (not available on laptops, I think you mean sxga+ which is 1400x1500)

uxga: 1600x1200

Vel, målgruppa til testene til TV2 er kanskje en litt annen enn de som poster 500 poster her i måneden, men det er vel mesteparten her inne litt for elitistiske til å forstå. Det er nemlig en del ute i verden som klarer seg med 256MB RAM og 1024x768-oppløsning.

Mm, there's also a lot of people in the world who buy P4 notebooks instead of a centrino, thinking the P4 must be better because it's clocked higher, that doesn't necessarily mean that it's the best notebook for the money though.

Don't worry too much about the specs.

I got a "Crisp Suit" bag for my IBM T41p, delivered from the US for 750 DKR, and even though the t41p won't fit theoretically with its extended battery, I have had no problems fitting it.

Kalles vel "Centrino 2" laptopene med Dothan og 54mbps wlan?

no.

centrino 2 won't be out till next year or so...

and to make things completely clear:

Centrino =

Intel 855 chipset

Intel 802.11b, 802.11 b/g or 802.11 a/b/g wireless nic

Intel Pentium-M (either Banias core or Dothan core, banias has 1mb L2 cache, dothan has 2mb)

I don't think the 1557 is plasticky at all - it feels very solid, and doesn't squirk or creak at all when I move it around... it's possible that the keyboard is worse on the 1557 than on my father's amilo m7400, because I think it's not the same on the two machines (colour isn't, at least)

I can't see how a stripe of aluminium on the top surface can do anything to the solidity of the notebook??? I think it's mainly there for show

here is the amilo m7400:

Well I have used both (under different brands though, but essentially the same machines), and I think the first one is more solid - the second one is solid too, but feels a bit more "plasticky".

yep IBM has.. bought mine in Switzerland, and I only have to ship it to a Danish service center for repairs. But I think it might depend on the model/warranty programme - mine has the one called "3 year extended warranty"

hey!

the winbond card reader in this computer:

(also known as Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo M7400)

how fast is it? is it faster than for instance USB 1.1?

I dislike widescreen. It makes the notebooks so big and heavy, the games look bad, especially warcraft 3, the only thing it's good for is watching movies - where you will STILL get some black bars, when watching 16:9 movies, because you're notebook actually is 16:10, and not 16:9.

I've had widescreen, I have 4:3 now, and I love it.

There is no "Danish t41p" or "Norwegian t41p".

There are only the model numbers - I'm pretty sure the one on laptops.dk is a GGU, which means it only has 802.11b wireless.

I have a T41p with Danish keyboard, but it's a GEU - the T41p topmodel, which comes with the IBM a/b/g wireless card.

Btw some of the laptop.dk models DO NOT come with IBMs international warranty, because of the way laptop.dk imports them (outside of IBM Denmark) - so you have to check with laptop.dk if the model you are looking at, comes with IBM warranty, or laptop.dks own warranty.

you mean 4200 rpm

Acer has a precedence for going with 4200rpm in their notebooks.. if you can't find any info on the hd-speed, it's probably 4200 rpm

x40 doesn't have longer battery life than x31 - with its standard battery it's rated at 2.5 hours, where as the x31 can go 4 hours..

http://www.tomshardware.com/mobile/20040708/index.html

for those of you interested (seems to be a lot) - battery life still sucks :/