Lenovo unveils new ThinkPad design
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Lenovo unveils new ThinkPad design
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#2people still use vga ports?
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#3Don't know about 431 but I absolutely do not like them moving the keys around in 420. The PrntScrn is no longer where it used to be. The Home, End, PgUp, Down keys are all at different places.
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#4this is very, very nice, but centering the trackpad to have to align with the trackpoint feels like an awkward mistake
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#5See also earlier HN discussion on the new ThinkPad:
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#6people still use vga ports?
crappy projectors are everywhere :(
edit: and I've only ever had bad experiences with [X]->VGA adapters
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#7people still use vga ports?
I think AMD and Intel will get rid of chipset support for analog VGA video by 2015, and this includes DVI-I. This was announced by Intel back in 2010.
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#8people still use vga ports?
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#9people still use vga ports?
The main use of video ports is hooking up to random projectors right? For that purpose vga is probably still best.
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#10people still use vga ports?
My guess is that if you're a businessman travelling around to do presentations at different places all the time, you probably need maximum compatibility. Sort of a differentiating factor. It also has a LAN port, of which one might ask the same question. Just a guess though.