just wanted to update your news.
I ordered a new x41 tablet a few days back then stumbled upon your news of the new x60 tablet. It left me with a big dillema. So I did a little research.
I came upon the Information Systems Dept. (of this particular college) notice for their lecturers – regarding their laptop replacement program – which indicates that the x60 tablet will probably be available only at the end of the year.
take a look:
http://www.wfu.edu/Computer-information/reference/thinkpad/faculty/index.html

-Another point to consider though is the fact that the prices for the x41 tablet, in Lenovo’s and other major ressellers has gone down in the past couple of weeks.
Hope this would help others as it did me!

It looks like at least two guys from TabletPCBuzz have their hands on them. Apparently one is disgruntled that the X60 uses a different power connecter:
http://www.tabletpcbuzz.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=33630

I alluded to this in a previous post: http://slashstar.com/blogs/tim/archive/2006/04/10/Addicted_to_EVDO.aspx

A CoreDuo tablet with the form factor of the X41 (plus a slight bulge) and integrated EVDO would be KILLER. I would probably buy that. If it had a high-res screen, I would buy it in a second. (Hell, even without the EVDO).

The high-res screen is probably the only reason I haven’t upgraded from the M200 (well, I do have a later model – 1.8 later Centrino chip – but the X41 form factor is slick).

It looks that way… in talking to the people at the Lenovo booth at CES and all their new models were sporting the EvDO bulge on the side of their screen. Plus mention of making a dual-core Tablet in the form factor of the X60 made me giddy…that “it’s a possibility we are looking into..” coupled with the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 it would make for a very capable Vista Tablet. The only downside being the maximum resolution of 1024×768, which I told him they would sell more if they could up the resolution or make it a possible different SKU…again he said “it’s a possibility we are looking into..”

So we will have to wait and see…

Yeah – but it will cost at least 2 gabazillion bucks….. Yep, 2, not 1. Gabazillion. That’s a lot!