The Lenovo T60 (2.0 GHz Core Duo CPU) and Fujitsu E8210 (1.83 GHz Core Duo CPU) performed similarly on the MobileMark 2005 Office Productivity Performance benchmark. HP's nx7400, which has the same CPU as the Fujitsu, came in a close third. The Gateway E-
MobileMark 2005 Office Productivity average response times closely parallel Performance benchmark scores (see previous chart).
The Lenovo T60 (7800 mAh battery) ran the longest on the Office Productivity battery life test. Interestingly, the HP nx7400 (4000 mAh battery) nosed out the Fujitsu E8210 with its higher capacity 5200 mAh battery. The two notebooks have very similar comp
The Lenovo's monster 7800 mAh battery provided enough power to watch two DVDs; the HP and Fujitsu enough for one plus DVD. The Gateway had enough juice to watch one DVD.
The four notebooks ran pretty much as you might expect on FutureMark's PCMark05 CPU benchmark. The Lenovo led the way with its 2.0 GHz Core Duo CPU). The HP and Fujitsu, both with 1.83 GHz Core Duo CPUs, run very close on the tests and the Gateway (1.20 G
Lenovo's T60 came with 1 GB of 667 MHz memory; the HP with 512 MB 667 MHz and 512 MB of 533 MHz memory; the Fujitsu with 512 MB of 400 MHz memory and the Gateway with 512 MB 533 MHz memory. As you can see in the charts, it's easier to predict memory score
Each of the four notebooks came with 5400 RPM SATA hard disk drives. Though cache sizes and access times differed a bit and though there are small PCMark05 performance differences between the drives, for all intents and purposes the drives performed equal
The graphics processors in the Fujitsu and Lenovo notebooks (ATI Mobility Radeon X1400 128 MB video memory) performed about equally on FutureMark's 3DMark05 benchmarks. The HP and Gateway notebooks ran about as expected given their Intel GMA 950 graphics
Under the more demanding requirements of 3DMark06 the notebooks maintained their positions, but achieved lower scores.
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