Which computer is better?

[george]

I'm in the market for a new computer. I work in media relations, so I will be using for my computer for word processing, Internet...stuff like that. I have it narrowed down to these two.

Which is better?

http://www.thinkpaddepot.com/html/item_details.asp?id=505

http://www.target.com/Lenovo-G530-15-4-Notebook-Computer/dp/B0032ALW5M/ref=br_1_5?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&qid=1272557819&searchView=grid5&sr=1-5&node=2211074011&searchRank=pmrank&searchPage=1&searchSize=30&id=Lenovo%20G530%2015%204%20Notebook%20Computer&searchBinNameList=purchasing_channel,target_com_category-bin,price

[Allan]

At first glance the Lenovo seems to have better specs (more ram, bigger hd, etc). Whichever you like better is the one to choose

[Calum]

The Thinkpad is refurbished, if that matters, and comes with a rather old OS.  The HDD is on the small side on the Thinkpad too, but it does have a higher resolution screen.  The Thinkpad looks to be more of a business/portale laptop than the Lenovo, although the Lenovo page doesn't mention the actual size (although I'd hazard a guess it's 15.4" widescreen) or some other important specs.  Installed RAM and the atcual processor are also not listed - just "up to" 4GB, and 2.2GHz Pentium Dual Core respectively.
Just my £0.02.