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We’ve finally gotten some new info on Lenovo’s leather-bound ThinkPad Reserve. It’s got some decent specs, but it’s not what’s on the inside that really makes this notebook worth it.
The notebook is powered by a 1.6GHz Core 2 Duo, 2GB of RAM and a 160 GB HDD. You’ll also get an 80GB external drive for keeping backups. Sounds nice, but is it worth $5,000? They’re going to have to throw something pretty nice in to sweeten the deal.
They have in fact thrown in 24×7 tech support over the phone. That’s good, but still not $5,000 good. Fine, if that’s not enough, they’ll fly anywhere in the world if you’re having issues with it and take care of you. Now that’s customer service! I still wouldn’t see myself paying that much for a laptop, even with great tech support.
Lenovo’s ThinkPad Reserve Edition Notebook with 24/7 Tech Support [via bornrich]
One Response to “Lenovo Thinkpad Reserve Edition – Worth the price?”
Ben June 18, 2007
For those that just have to have the latest: 27×7 tech is 3 better than 24×7 tech support.
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