Alias wrote:
這是我目前沒下手的唯...(恕刪)
不過LED螢幕色彩比較漂亮，
可視角度是不能和一般桌上型LCD螢幕比較，
但是尚可接受範圍內。
真想不通,既然都是高階的頂級機,為什麼不加個3.5g的卡進去,有能力買這台機器的人應該都願意負擔這一點錢才對
請多多點擊贊助商廣告，有贊助商的支持才有穩定的Server和快速頻寬。
本來我是在負責聯想產品線的團隊內，去年底調至其他職位，我上禮拜稍微問了一下同事(負責聯想產品線的產品經理)，他只知道機子來的時候是設定連至 Vodafone 的，有沒有真的鎖死就不清楚了。 我問負責我們公司的聯想業務，他也不清楚 (他只負責賣。。。)
澳洲的Thinkpad迷，與各大電腦雜誌都很熱烈的討論 X300，我就請求 Google 大神看看有沒有相關 X300 的 HSDPA 文章。
剛好澳洲有名的電腦雜誌 Australia Personal Computers - APC 有一篇跟 X300 相關的文章，裡面就有提到。
看來好像沒有鎖，改天跟我同事借他那台 X300 展示機來試試看 (要問問看先肯不肯借玩。。。)
http://apcmag.com/lenovo_launches_thinkpad_x300_ultraportable.htm
Another standard inclusion is 3G HSDPA wireless broadband (or Wireless Wide Area Network, aka WWAN). The X300 will come preloaded with a Vodafone 3G data SIM card: customers will then need to choose which Vodafone mobile broadband plan they sign up for.
The WWAN radio runs at up to 3.6Mbps, which matches the redline on Vodafone's network, although it's expected to be firmware upgradable to 7.2Mpbs in the future. Lenovo's Access Connections permits automatic switching between WWAN, Wi-FI and LAN depending on availability of the fast connection or the user' pre-set preference.
What if Vodafone isn't your choice of carriers? "Our vision is that you'll be able to work with any vendor, but the current certification is with Vodafone" Lindsay Tobin, Lenovo's business notebook boffin, told APCmag.com. While Tobin admitted that there's no technical reason why the X300 wouldn't recognise and work with a SIM card from any other 3G carrier, "we can't guarantee it will work and it wouldn't be supported by that telco". Tobin also explained that the X300's floorplan also allows room for a WiMAX card.
真人 Orz...
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