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Approved laptops for student’s entering in the fall of 2008 are as follows:
Lenovo
Thinkpad T61 (immediately available)
Thinkpad T400 (available beginning July 15, 2008)
Thinkpad T500 (available beginning July 15, 2008)
Dell
Latitude D630 (immediately available)
Latitude D830 (immediately available)
Latitude E6400 (available beginning July 15, 2008)
Latitude E6500 (available beginning July 15, 2008)
The approved laptops are all configured with the Vista operating system. While the newer models from Lenovo (T400 and T500) and Dell (E6400 and E6500) will use the same processors as the T61, D630 & D830 models, they will be built using the newer GM45 chipset, and DDR3 ram. The Dell E series will also come with an eSATA data port and the newer Lenovo laptops will use LED backlit screens that use less battery power. LED backlit screens will be sold as an option on the Dell E series.
Dell and Lenovo are projecting availability of the newer models as of July 15th, but, while these are reliable vendors, we cannot guarantee that they will meet this projected date. We will immediately send out a notice to entering students if it turns out that the newer models will not be available on the projected date.
From now until July 15, 2008, specifications for the T61, D630 and D830 laptops will be posted on the law school website at http://www.law2.byu.edu/services/laptopreq.php. After July 15, 2008 specifications for the T400, T500, E6400 and E6500 models will be posted at same web location.
Before choosing your laptop, we encourage you to review the posted specifications carefully to note each vendor's offerings, including service and warranty features. If you do not obtain an exemption as described in my prior correspondence, you must choose one of these models in order to satisfy the law school's laptop requirement.
Purchasing Information
You must purchase your laptop from websites set up for BYU law students by Lenovo and Dell in order to obtain the special pricing negotiated for the models noted above. Links to these websites are found on the law school laptop initiative website at the URL noted above.
If you plan to receive your laptop in time for the beginning of school, you must generally order it before August 1st. Also, you should note that many of the components offered for sale on the website are optional items (see the "Optional Accessories" section of the "Laptop Comparison Matrix" following the price information). You do not need to purchase these items in order to comply with the laptop requirement. You can decide for yourself whether to include them in your order. The additional price of each item is listed in the matrix. If you have any questions about the machines or the ordering process, you should call the Law School Help Desk at (801) 422-3884.
Financing
The cost of the laptop (roughly between $1,250 and $1,400 depending on the options you choose which can be added to your budget for purposes of computing financial aid under the guidelines of the U.S. Office of Education. Moreover, the Law School is willing to make loans up to $1,500 from the Woolley Loan Fund to assist you with your purchase. The Woolley Loan Fund is a subsidized loan fund (no interest accrues nor is any payment due until after graduation). If you decide to use the Woolley Loan Fund to purchase your laptop, you should specify on the loan application that you also want to borrow up to $1,500 for the purchase of a laptop. The Woolley Loan Funds will not be available until the first day of class on August 22rd. Therefore, if you want to use these funds to purchase your laptop, you may want to purchase the computer with a credit card toward the end of July, so the funds are available in time to pay off the card without incurring any interest charges. If you need more information on the loan fund, please contact Assistant Dean Carl Hernandez at (801) 422-6386. |
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