First, be aware that most Linux systems /are/ IBM compatible. What you mean
is "Gimme a windows system!" Resistance is futile, you have been
assimilated. (he types in Outlook on a Win2k box)
If you don't mind expensive, Sony makes them about as thin and light as you
could want with decent load outs. I'm partial to IBM Thinkpads (which
obviously fit your last criterium :-) and Toshibas because they tend to be
durable, reliable, and you can get them with trackpoints, which people
either hate or love.
HTH.
-- Ben Doom
Programmer & General Lackey
Moonbow Software, Inc
: -----Original Message-----
: From: Sandy Clark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
: Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2003 7:45 PM
: To: CF-Community
: Subject: Notebook Recommendations
:
:
: Okay, I've made a major decision in terms of my computing environment.
: After last weeks conference, I want to buy a laptop computer which will
: also suffice for my desktop as well (via a docking station so that I can
: have my large monitor and keyboard). I'm tired of transferring files and
: not having all the information I need at my fingertips.
:
: I'm looking for something that comes close to the following specs.
: 1.8 ghz CPU or better
: 40-60 Gig HD
: 1024 + RAM
: Supports High resolution
: 3 + Hours battery life.
: Light as possible.
: Internal 10/100 Network.
: Internal Modem (for those times Wireless just isn't an option)
:
: IBM Compatibles only please, I am not a linux/unix geek or an apple fan.
:
: What do you all suggest?
:
: Sandy
:
:
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