I bought a Lenovo z60m about a month after they came out. ATI x300 graphics, 1gig RAM, 1.73 Intel Wide screen. I use it at work, I use it at home, it has been everywhere with me. They sell lower end models of this system now with many less features. I am not a fan of a lot of the older T-series, except maybe a 43, but other than that I am very pleased an impressed with the Thinkpad line since Lenovo took it over.
P.S, I work for IBM as well.
Commodore Vic 20. 4 hours of tinkering to make a winking ASCII face. Only to lose it all when powering off the 13 inch B&W TV.
things were so much less compplicated then.
I worked in a mixed environment and it is truthfully a matter of preference. I support Linux, AIX, Solaris, and Windows. The security of any OS is only as good as the person securing it. In all truthfullness, it all boils down to cost, or TCO rather.
At home I use *Nix, Solaris, and Windows, each has something that I like that the others don't but I don't really have a preference of one over another.
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I bought a Lenovo z60m about a month after they came out. ATI x300 graphics, 1gig RAM, 1.73 Intel Wide screen. I use it at work, I use it at home, it has been everywhere with me. They sell lower end models of this system now with many less features. I am not a fan of a lot of the older T-series, except maybe a 43, but other than that I am very pleased an impressed with the Thinkpad line since Lenovo took it over. P.S, I work for IBM as well.
Commodore Vic 20. 4 hours of tinkering to make a winking ASCII face. Only to lose it all when powering off the 13 inch B&W TV. things were so much less compplicated then.
I worked in a mixed environment and it is truthfully a matter of preference. I support Linux, AIX, Solaris, and Windows. The security of any OS is only as good as the person securing it. In all truthfullness, it all boils down to cost, or TCO rather. At home I use *Nix, Solaris, and Windows, each has something that I like that the others don't but I don't really have a preference of one over another.