Running Creo on a laptop, recommendations?

[dstl4]

I searched for laptops in this forum, and there aren't many (any) newer threads on recommendations. I would like to set up a mobile workstation for running Creo 2.0. Not planning on doing really intense computations, but this laptop's main purpose is to run CAD, so I'm not going to go for a $500 bare bones model. I definitely want something with a proper video card. I've always been partial to Lenovo/IBM Thinkpad T series, but unfortunately the only Thinkpad with a CAD type graphics card is the gigantic W500 series. I don't want something physically that large in a "mobile" computer.

Anyone have recommendations for laptops that they are using for CAD work? TIA!

 

[ProEDesigner00]

Contact this guy for advice

http://www.Grumancreations.com

Norbert

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[loki3000]

hp elitebooks are nice and popular
here are some thinkpads:

http://geizhals.at/?cat=nb&xf=883_Quadro~883_Quadro+K~525_Lenovo~9_1920x1080#xf_top

just pick the one you like (language is different, but processor, screen size... arent), copy its model number in google and find it in usa.

elitebook with quadro

http://geizhals.at/?cat=nb&xf=883_Quadro+K~525_HP+Compaq~9_1920x1080#xf_top

firepro

http://geizhals.at/?cat=nb&xf=883_FirePro~525_HP+Compaq~9_1920x1080#xf_top

if you click on the left where it says notebooks you reset the selector. then you can set up your preferences again. i am not aware of any similar us system (this is only to see what the different stores have on offer not a web shop)

 

[dgallup]

Dell has a line of Precision laptops that are Pro/E certified.

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