I definitely have a lot of love for the C6x0 series. The C610 was the first laptop I ever owned and still one of my most used to this day. So far my impressions of the C640 are about what I expected. Using it feels the same as the C610 but it should perform faster. It runs a bit hotter, and the screen is nicer as it’s a 1400x1050 panel. Mine’s got a couple plastic cracks and it really needs a RAM upgrade but otherwise seems to be fine!
I went ahead and invested in some mSata SSDs and adapters for these two and a ThinkPad A22p I also picked up. That A22p is interesting as it’s basically IBM’s answer to the 8100. 1.0GHz P3, 1600x1200 LCD. I love myself a good thinkpad but I may just prefer the 8100. The A22p has also as of yet refused to play nice with its SSD for whatever reason, so I guess that third drive is going into my C610.
Funny thing is I’ve been shuffling the 3 new SSDs around one single adapter I stole out of my ThinkPad T30 as my three new adapters aren’t coming in until Monday haha.
I went ahead and invested in some mSata SSDs and adapters for these two and a ThinkPad A22p I also picked up. That A22p is interesting as it’s basically IBM’s answer to the 8100. 1.0GHz P3, 1600x1200 LCD. I love myself a good thinkpad but I may just prefer the 8100. The A22p has also as of yet refused to play nice with its SSD for whatever reason, so I guess that third drive is going into my C610.
Funny thing is I’ve been shuffling the 3 new SSDs around one single adapter I stole out of my ThinkPad T30 as my three new adapters aren’t coming in until Monday haha.