Lenovo ThinkPad OneLink Pro Dock DU9033S1 03X7011 USB 3.0 Docking Station
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Reviews (4)
Dec 20, 2018
solid cheapie phone
Best "cheap" phone I've ever had. Excellent battery life, meh camera, decent durability so far. responsive UI, especially after Android 9 update.
Oct 05, 2016
The last battery you will ever need
Combined with the internal, my T440 i5 w/ 2x SSDs gets 10-14 hours USABLE battery life on a single charge. Incredible. It's a lot larger than the normal battery but whatever... Fat bottom girls make the rocking world go round. Fat bottomed batteries are much the same.
Dec 22, 2010
Thinkpad T61p - powerhouse to go when new, now a time bomb
2 of 2 found this helpful 12/2010: I'm very happy with my Thinkpad T61p. So much so, I bought an identical model to serve as a backup - I'm very hard on my laptops. There are several screen options on the 'p' (for Performance) models - the 15" 1920x1200 WUSXGA is truly stunning. It's too much for my wife to look at though - the resolution is just way too high! (and I keep my fonts small) You can put a ton of RAM in them and up to a T9300 processor. (I think? Mine came with T7700) I've since upgraded the 7200rpm drives they come with standard to SSDs, but even the factory drives are large and fast. If you nee a laptop with lots of screen real estate and a graphics card with some punch to match (NVidia Quadro2 256Mb) you could do a hell of a lot worse. Main complaint: display isn't bright enough to be very useful in direct sunlight or other extremely high ambient light situations.
2/2012: Regretfully, I no longer hold the T61p in such high esteem. In the past 18 months, I've had to deal with THREE motherboard failures related to BGA soldering issues on the poorly cooled GPU. At this point, these machines are a time bomb waiting to go off. Motherboard repair is a couple hundred dollars each time, easily approaching the value of the laptop. Get a warranty (squaretrade?) and be prepared for failure if you buy one of these because it WILL happen sooner or later. Still an amazing laptop in many ways but I wouldn't buy one today if I needed rock-solid reliability.