Lenovo's New ThinkPad Has 2 LCD Screens, Weighs 11 Pounds 194
ericatcw writes "With many users now used to having multiple monitors at home or work, you had to figure someone would try to offer a 'desktop replacement' laptop that offered the same. Lenovo is the first. Its new W700ds laptop will offer a 10.6 inch LCD screen in addition to the 17-inch primary display. The W700ds also sports a quad-core Intel Core 2 CPU, up to almost 1 TB of storage, and an Nvidia Quadro mobile chip with up to 128 cores. A Lenovo exec called this souped-up version of the normally buttoned-down-for-business ThinkPads the 'nitro-burning drag racer of ThinkPads.' There is even a Wacom digitizer pad and pen for graphic artists, who are expected to be the target market, along with photographers and other creative types who are willing to trade shoulder-aching bulk (11 pounds) and price (minimum of $3,600) for productivity enhancements."
At the other end of the laptop size spectrum, Dell recently announced plans to launch a rival to the MacBook Air. Called "Adamo," it is supposedly "thinner than the MacBook Air," though further details will have to wait for the Computer Electronics Show in early January.
The perfect laptop (Score:5, Funny)
This has to be the perfect laptop for me!
A bit on the heavy side (Score:5, Funny)
"Lenovo's New ThinkPad Has 2 LCD Screens, Weighs 11 Pounds "
Maybe a car battery wasn't the best choice?
Re:Not worth it... (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Not worth it... (Score:2, Funny)
Re:128 cores (Score:4, Funny)
I think we should make a system of rating computing power that's applicable to a CPU or GPU and is measured in Internet Penis Inches. Then you can settle graphics card debates by saying "This one is rated at 6.3Epeens and this one is 7.2Epeens" and be done with it.
Re:They would be lots better off (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Why? (Score:1, Funny)
I have something very similar (Score:3, Funny)
Re:I have something very similar (Score:3, Funny)
Wheels? Awesome! Strap an outboard motor to the back of it and then it's even more portable. The other solution requires a car. :)