@Windows2000FanBoy Gosh! Wake up please. Lenovo was set up as a detached IBM hardware division. It *is* IBM original hardware.

@Windows2000FanBoy In 2005, the Chinese manufacturer Lenovo purchased the ThinkPad brand from IBM in a five-year deal, whereby IBM still helps in the marketing and support of these products.

Lenovo are not stealing idea’s.

I GOT A T410 FOR SALE IF INTERESTED CHECK OUT MY CHANNEL AND EMAIL ME. THANKS

if I was from IBM I will sue Lenovo for steal idea’s from the orginal Thinkpads

ThinkPads are indeed the finest laptops with absolute reliability and top-class build quality. One can use a ThinkPad to drive nails into maple wood and still have it doing its job like nothing happened. My ThinkPad X61 has endured snow, rain, immense heat, multiple drops and still forges on with its legendary prowess and has never disappointed me. Ever. Anyone else? btw, I own a MacBook Pro too. It’s awesome.

@farestabs yes my T40 has XP but I also have a IBM Thinkpad 760XD with Windows 98

@DoReMiForever I think the t410s and other models as well offer windows xp do the reasearch cuz it will pay off. I’m happy my friend recommended this t410 for me because before that i had no idea what thinkpad was and would have never made this choice if i didnt

@farestabs I don’t want Windows 7

@DoReMiForever well if you need an upgrade I think thinkpads today are much more reliable and a great product overall.

@farestabs well, it made me buy a used Thinkpad from IBM not Lenovo
I now own a T40 from 2003

@DoReMiForever Wow thats bad but now it has been almost 4 years since that happened and i bet the company has gained alot of experience from thier mistakes and in my T410 the sound is good even though the ThinkPad line isnt a multimedia laptop but a business tool. And im not sure whether or not the t60 model had a roll cage for HD but this one has and i dont think i will have any hard drive problems

@farestabs well yes, back in 2007 I buy a T60 and the sound was bad even if I put other speakers to it so I send it back to the store and got other T60 this one had the same problem and later the harddrive got broken

@DoReMiForever Really? What happened to it?

@farestabs I had a brand new lenovo thinkpad t60 and it break down!

@DoReMiForever I have a ThinkPad and it is just over spectacular solid performance! Everyday I find another reason to fall in love with it again and again. It has a 128GB SSD and i dont hear any clicks, and its build quality is really solid. Just because maybe you cant afford it doesnt make it garbage.

Nah, Lenovos are over-rated. I’ve had a couple & they were prone to errors.

@thosepeoples I saved a lot of money then. I got a IBM T40 for 183$

I hate Lenovo

what you get is a waste of money, frist of all, the harddrivers in new thinkpad’s makes clicking sounds and will break down.
I needed a new laptop so I buy a used IBM Thinkpad T40 from 2003 thats not lenovo
and I do not want Windows 7

Lenovo killed IBM

Get a life!!

This movie+song combo is so beautiful… :’)

what is this song? sounds awesome

Looks great, bu what is the battery life of this T410S thing? If its as good as a X301 then Ill get one rite away

@DTrinh09 first thing that came to mind when I started hearing it.

@thosepeoples i customized a t510 with i5 processor, 320gb 7200rpm hd, intel hd graphics(because i need it for business and battery life, not games), intel centrino 6200, 9 cell, trackpad, nav, fingerprint reader, and more all for under 950 right now on sale on the site

this song rules!

T for Thin and for what it fits you to!

Machine: IBM (Lenovo) Thinkpad T60p, 2.33GHz Core2, 3GB RAM
Graphics: ATI Mobility FireGL v5250
OpSys: Windows XP Pro, SP2

Program runs fine, but textures with alpha channels are not sorted properly. This means that you can “see through” walls or other objects to things that are supposed to be behind them.

This is a really elementary graphics rendering problem, and a program that introduces a bug like this as a performance improvement has to cause a lot of head-scratching. What were they thinking?