Battery Life Times: MobileMark 2005, Contined
By
Harald Thon,
published on March 28, 2006
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: widescreen, thinkpad, z60m
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: widescreen, thinkpad, z60m
Contents
- 1. Lenovo Extends Its Notebook Portfolio With The Thinkpad Z60m
- 2. Sturdy, Stable Case With Well-marked Connections
- 3. Sturdy, Stable Case With Well-marked Connections, Continued
- 4. Practical But Expensive Supplementary Battery
- 5. Input Devices: Good, But Some Potential For Improvement
- 6. Is This A Multimedia Notebook With Extrodinary Graphical and Multimedia Capabilities?
- 7. Widescreen Display + Stereo Speakers = Multimedia Notebook? Continued
- 8. The Z60m Is A Fortress Notebook
- 9. The Z60m is a Fortress Notebook, Continued
- 10. Noise Levels
- 11. Battery Grooming And Power Conditioning
- 12. Too Many Tools Diminish Performance
- 13. Easily Increase Performance With Dual Channel Memory
- 14. Test Candidates Compared
- 15. Benchmark Tests
- 16. Battery Life Times: MobileMark 2005, Contined
- 17. Office Applications: SYSmark 2004 SE
- 18. Office Applications: SYSmark 2004 SE, Continued
- 19. PCMark05
- 20. 3DMark05
- 21. Summing Up: A Solid, Safe, And Speedy Widescreen Work Machine
16. Battery Life Times: MobileMark 2005, Contined
Mobilemark 2005 Battery Lifetimes And Performance
Because of its fast RAM, the Thinkpad Z60m landed in second place for the Office Productivity performance test. This makes the Z60m a good workplace performer, with plenty of power to get the job done.
This notebook also did well in terms of battery lifetime - at least, as long as we used the 9-cell high-capacity battery in our test unit. The 6-cell standard battery cut battery lifetime by about one third and lowered the traveling weight by only about 4 ounces (less than 100 grams). Those who want to watch DVDs away from a wall socket should definitely buy a unit with a high-capacity battery.
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