new hardware: low-noise notebooks
Comparable size, but very different features:
at the left
Lenovo Thinkpad X200s (special configuration)
Intel Core-2-Duo SU 9600 2,3GHz 17W
4GB 80GB solid state disc (lightning speed, absolutely silent!)
12,1" display 4:3
Debian Linux
21 sec for booting
less than 1 sec for starting OpenOffice
1.700 €
>>> just the right tool for a student of computer sciences!
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Toshiba Satellite T130-10G
Intel Pentium Dual-Core SU4100 1,3GHz 10W
4GB 320GB HD
13,3" display 16:9
Windows 7 Home Premium 64Bit
600 €
>>> useful device for our holidays and day trips!
Comments and faves
Gregorius Mundus (25 months ago | reply)
Mobil sein ist schick !
Matthias17 (25 months ago | reply)
Ja, inbesondere das Toshiba ist echt schick! Das Thinkpad auch, aber mehr funktional gestaltet. Dank ULV-Prozessoren sind beide wirklich leise!
Jane Vlasova (24 months ago | reply)
I agree with the targeting for both models. Thinkpad x-200 is what I consider to buy to replace my Dell Latitude. But for travel needs, large HDD (and card readers/firewire/ whatever ports are more important.
Matthias17 (24 months ago | reply)
Well, the Thinkpad is terrific! Our son demands high standards for his notebook, he searched and compared for a long time, and finally he ordered the X200s. A general problem of notebooks smaller than the 15" class is the heat sink which often results in a noisy cooling system. ULV processors with low TDP can reduce the temperatures and make the device silent.