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  1. Re:IBM Ugly by adam1101 · · Score: 2, Informative · on Rethinking the Thinkpad

    No kidding: ThinkPad anno 1992.
    ThinkPad anno 1997.
    ThinkPad anno 2002.
    ThinkPad anno 2006.

  2. Re:IBM Ugly by adam1101 · · Score: 2, Informative · on Rethinking the Thinkpad

    No kidding: ThinkPad anno 1992.
    ThinkPad anno 1997.
    ThinkPad anno 2002.
    ThinkPad anno 2006.

  3. Re:IBM Ugly by adam1101 · · Score: 2, Informative · on Rethinking the Thinkpad

    No kidding: ThinkPad anno 1992.
    ThinkPad anno 1997.
    ThinkPad anno 2002.
    ThinkPad anno 2006.

  4. Re:IBM Ugly by adam1101 · · Score: 2, Informative · on Rethinking the Thinkpad

    No kidding: ThinkPad anno 1992.
    ThinkPad anno 1997.
    ThinkPad anno 2002.
    ThinkPad anno 2006.

  5. Re:shouldn't it say, IBM returns to tablet compute by Locutus · · Score: 1 · on FCC Pics of the IBM ThinkPad X41 Tablet PC
    Thanks William. That would make sense( pre OS/2 ) but I don't remember anything in "StartUp" about IBM notepads but I'll have to go and re-read that.

    And thanks for the model numbers. I finally found a site with pictures of the Thinkpad 630PE ( tp360p ). It looks pretty heavy but the design/concept was there so long long ago.

    LoB

  6. Re:IBM Thinkpad T41 by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Insightful · on Linux Journal Editors Choice Awards

    All Thinkpads look like that since the very first model from 1992: a rectangular black slab with a small logo on the corner in RGB. Thinkpads are not designed to attract attact attention to themselves. Powerbooks are basically designed make you advertise for Apple whenever you're working on them. Even the logo is upside down, so that everybody around you sees it in the "correct" position.

  7. Re:Implications for Thinkpad? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Informative · on Cheap PPC Linux Machines From IBM

    You probably had the IBM Power 820