[ltp] T60p vibrating hard drive

[dirk husemann]

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on Tuesday 08 August 2006 10:22, shorty wrote:
> Question is, how have other T60 buyers out there found the build
> quality on their laptops? Look forward t hearing others opinions.

while it does seem to be a bit on the wonky side mine (well, my employer's=
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actually) has been quite sturdy overall and i've been doing quite a bit of=
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travelling with it. the harddisk vibration thingy i would have checked out,=
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mine doesn't do that at all.

overall, rather satisfied with the box, the dual core CPU is way cool...

	cheers,
	dirk


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