dell latitude vs hp envy vs IBM thinkpad vs lenovo thinkpad vs panasonic toughbook

The ThinkStation D30 is a full-sized traditional tower workstation released in 2012. As is typical for ThinkStations the front panel featuers a perforated honeycomb shaped pattern. The D30 can hold up to two Intel Xeon eight-core processors that feature hyperthreading in order to support the processing of up to 32 simultaneous streams of data. Video is powered by Nvidia Quardo graphics cards. The D30 scored a very high 25.31 points on the CineBench test of 3D rendering. For comparison, the late 2012 Apple Mac Pro only scored 7.36 points on the same test.

In a review of the D30 PC Magazine wrote, "Sometimes, you just need to bring out the big stick, and the Lenovo ThinkStation D30 is that big stick. The sheer power of the dual eight-core Xeon CPUs plus the ability to add on more powerful Nvidia Quadro cards means that this is a system to scorch project deadlines in minutes rather than hours, or hours instead of days. Our last dual-processor workstation Editors' Choice was the Lenovo ThinkStation C20, which amazed us by putting dual Xeon CPUs in a more compact chassis. The Lenovo ThinkStation D30 now usurps that mantle, as the dual-processor workstation Editors' Choice. It wins with power, expandability, and a ruthless devotion to get your project done before any of your rivals can." [1]

ammy wrote:http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/desktops/thinkcentre/m-series-tiny/m72e/

or maybe this

holy shit it's so small and kawaii i could have this bitch sitting on top of my thinkcentre nice and cleanly

mirroo wrote:nothing is more professional than having a 15 year old using a latitude that cost 2500 bucks at it's time to just post on the thunderdome