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The massive ThinkPad W700 is compared in size to the X300 above, and can now be yours for one heckuva deal. The W700 currently features a $479 discount and a stackable 25% off coupon. With a base price of $2,938, that brings the starting price down to a mere $1,844! The stock configuration gets you:
- Core 2 Duo T9400; 2GB DDR3 1067MHz; Vista Business; 17″ WXGA+
- Quadro FX-2700; DVD RW; WiFi Link 5300; 9-cell battery
Are you itching for some dual-screen goodness instead? The latest and greatest W700ds is also on sale, with a massive $594 discount and also a stackable 25% off coupon. This brings the entry price from $3663 down to $2307! The base config will come loaded with:
- Core 2 Duo T9400 2.53GHz; 18″ WUXGA 400nit + 10.6″ WXGA
- 2GB DDR2 1067MHz RAM; Quadro FX 2700M 512MB GPU
- Fingerprint Reader; 160GB 7200RPM Hard Drive; 8x DVD+/-RW
- 9-cell battery; 802.11b/g WiFi; 1yr warranty; Vista Business
Both of these models can upgraded to your heart’s desire, but hurry, you only have until March 17th!
Click here for ThinkPad W700 coupon details
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Lenovo direct store is offering the Lenovo Essential G455 14-inch LED-backlit display, Laptop (model: 070834U) starting at $769 - $120 off - 
Lenovo is offering its IdeaPad S10-3t (065186U) - 
Lenovo is offering its 15.6-inch IdeaPad Y560 Laptop (Quad Core i7 model - 06462AU) starting at $1,399 - $100 off -
320GB ThinkPad USB Portable Secure Hard Drive (model no. 
Lenovo direct store is offering the 13.3-inch Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 13 (AMD powered) Laptop starting at $774 - $225 instant savings - 
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well now, if this current fiscal unpleasantness was past i would sure love to fondle the W700D2 with the wide UXGA display and all the other goodies..
that is one heckuva thinkpad..
a real programmers delight..
[...] licenses patents around various technologies like MPEG-2 and Blu-ray. Maybe if our dear readers bought some W700’s instead of playing with SSD’s, Lenovo could hire some people to avoid things like this. [...]
And it could double as a strength-training device!