Re: Laptop dead, suggestions?
Anish Mistry <[email protected]>
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On Monday 15 May 2006 16:12, Warner Losh wrote: > > Besides, the MacBook Pro is nice - I just don't think it is > > useful without OS X. > > Looking at it closely shows that it doesn't fit my needs. I > wouldn't turn a free one down, but I think that for $2k I can find > something that fits my needs better. > > > For a full-featured laptop with serial, parallel, IE1394, USB2, > > PCcard+Express-Card, BT2, IR, IEEE802.11x, GB-ethernet take a > > look at Fujtisu-Siemens' latest lifebook E8120 offerings. > > They're also very durable (although a bit heavy), I've got a > > E8010 and it's a nice workstation. > > Funny you should mention that. The Lifebook has been recommended > by a couple of my friends, so I've been looking at them all > morning. They look like the best option for me. I've got a 4 year old Fujitsu 2110 P-Series, (running -CURRENT) it gets excellent battery life and is small and light. The P-7000's are nice but they don't meet your ExpressCard requirement. If you do go with a Fujitsu get the high-capacity batteries, you won't be sorry. -- Anish Mistry
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