Thread: Laptops
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Old 26-11-2004, 14:18   #21
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Re: Laptops
When I travelled a lot, my corporate laptop was a thinkpad 360 (i think). Fantastic piece of kit, light, portable, durable, perfect for the road warrior in me.

The laptop we bought was a dell, it was bought more as a portable desktop for use around the house so the size (primarily due to the 15.4in W/S TFT and weight were lesser considerations, it also meant a slightly larger keyboard is built in. We also have a fairly high performance desktop XP2400+ 1GB ram, so the crunchy stuff could be left to that, as the other use was inflight DVD for the few times a year i still fly, the Centrino processor gives great battery life and overall it fits our needs perfectly.
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