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    Congrats Lenovo: 2 top 10's in

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by drake437, Apr 28, 2009.

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    Don't take too much from these rankings. Look at the list. Some of the laptops aren't even directly comparable. Also t400 pricing probably puts it back too, but stuff is always on sale :).
     
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    The list is top ten " all-purpose" laptops: "These laptops can do it all and are a great choice for most notebook users."

    So...the point is nice job to Lenovo for getting TWO on the list FWIW.

    The Y and T are nice machines.
     
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    Yes, that is great for lenovo. I know lenovo has some good machines; I use its products. Just being fair saying this list is not really something to look that far into. What does "all-purpose" laptop mean? For one the screen sizes vary from 12-16inchs...
     
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