Compare Prices : IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad T61P

Review summary: This early Energy Star 4.0 desktop replacement combines top performance with energy efficiency.

Review summary: Back in September we took a look at the new R-Series ThinkPad the R61, now it is time for the T-Series. As we explained in the R61 review the T-Series is the pricier of the 2 ThinkPad series', as it has a more powerful processor and graphics. With ...

Pros: - Great performance, - Thin and light, - All of the features that only ThinkPads offer, - Both trackpoint and touchpad, - Comfortable keyboard, - Large screen resolutions

Cons: - Price

Verdict: I am very impressed with both of these notebooks. Both offer great performance and what you would expect from a ThinkPad. Designed to be mobile workstations the T61p series are just that. You won't have any problems running processor intensive ...

Review summary: p as in Performance... Soon after the Thinkpad T61 series also th ...

Pros: Classical, decent Thinkpad design, Compact, robust case, Very good workmanship, Excellent quality of materials (magnesium case), Excellent input devices, Excellent performance, Relatively quiet fan, low temperature emissions

Cons: Display could be brighter for outdoor usage, Built-in 7200 U/min Hdd is too loud

Verdict: Furthermore, it is possible to equip the T61p with a supplement battery, quite like all Thinkpads with ultrabay drive, and, so increase the runtime

Review summary: We tested Lenovo's ThinkPad T61 as part of "Green PCs: A First Step," a story on energy-efficient computing. This powerful laptop is Energy Star 4.0 certified and well-designed for business use, but at $2995 (as of 9/12/07), it's expensive compared ...

Pros: Fast performer

Cons: A bit heavy

Verdict: This early Energy Star 4.0 desktop replacement combines top performance with energy efficiency.