How about IBM R61 this machine

I didn't use the R61 machine, but I used the R60 machine, and the ThinkPad machine has a lot of features and highlights that other notebooks don't have.

The ThinkPad R series is a combination of performance and cost-effectiveness, although it does not have the ruggedness and commercial safety of the T series, and does not have the portability of the X series and the ultra-long battery life, but it also has excellent use stability and good heat dissipation.

It is also equipped with many IBM proprietary technologies, such as hard disk data protection function, pointing stick function, night light, emergency recovery system software, anti-roll aluminum alloy frame, etc.

There are many mid-size models in the R61 machine, and you can make a suitable choice according to your needs.

Choosing the ThinkPad is the right one.

Good, now good R61 are equipped with a screen magnesium roll cage, magnesium body roll cage, using high elasticity polyethylene carbon fiber, heat dissipation is very good, I drive for two or three hours do not feel hot, just slightly hot, the system is very stable, for Chinese, T is too expensive (unless you buy parallel goods, I do not recommend, the warranty is not guaranteed), the difference between R and T is getting smaller and smaller, not as exaggerated as some people say, for ordinary families, R is a very good choice, recommended to buy.

The R61 is positioned as a low-end model for small and medium-sized businesses and entry-level home use.

Since it has a certain commercial use.

Then the stability is not worse than that of the T series.

The heat dissipation is average. Because even the heat dissipation of the T series is not very good.

The difference with the T series is:

R is the shell of the ABS composite material.

t is an aluminum-magnesium alloy.

r is an aluminum heat dissipation system.

t is a large copper heat sink plus copper tube.

R's fan is an aluminum blade.

t is a copper blade.

T has better electromagnetic shielding than R.

The volume of r is larger than that of t.

This is also the reason why r is not as hot as t when used.

Generally, the entry-level R61 is a Pentium dual-core processor.

The individual high configuration is the new 45nm Core 2 dual-core.

And the T series are all Core 2 dual-core and so on at the level above Menglong.

Overall. R61 is a low- and mid-price notebook that thinks Pad pursues the perfect combination of performance and **.

There is still a certain market impact.

I'm using mine right now with 7755p2c

The cost performance of the R series is still relatively high.

The heat dissipation stability is not as good as that of the ThinkPad T series, but it is generally good compared to other brands.

You get what you pay for.

There is absolutely no problem with anti-** quality, and there are no defects in all aspects.

Overall, I still recommend it (*

To be honest, IBM's low-end machines sell brand, quality and workmanship, and the performance is still enough to cope with general work and entertainment, of course, the heat dissipation has inherited IBM's consistent excellence. In terms of battery life, it is average, just two or three hours, because the machine itself is not designed for portability, so the volume and battery life are average.