CNEt reviews ThinkPad R52 model from R-series and writes: ” Though it’s neither the smallest nor the most powerful laptop on the market, the mainstream ThinkPad R52 series offers businesses a mix of high- and low-end component options that will appeal to both budget and power users.

You can choose from Intel Celeron M or Intel Pentium M Sonoma processors, the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900 or ATI’s latest Mobility Radeon graphics chip, and hard drives up to 80GB spinning at a slow 4,200rpm or a more satisfying 5,400rpm.

You’ll also have your choice of optical drives, display sizes and resolutions, and wireless cards. Like most cost-conscious mainstream laptops, the ThinkPad R52 series doesn’t accommodate all the most choice components, such as a 7,200rpm hard drive or a multiformat DVD+/-RW double-layer burner.” Read the full review of Lenovo ThinkPad R52 and user opinions at CNET.

This entry was posted on February 8, 2006 and is filed under ThinkPad R-series.