Re: [Thinkpad] Best Useable Thinkpads

I must say I'm pleased as punch with my R40 2897-93U
I upgraded the HD to 60 Gig, the memory to 512mb and the OS to Win2k.
It was a thinkexpress model and was inexpensive at $1280, and does
everything I need it to do.
Built-in wifi, cd burner, great screen, fits into my old A model port
replicator, long battery life,
light enough to be very portable, excellent keyboard, and a very solid feel.

-Bob

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ray Bayles" <canyonlands@theriver.com>
To: <James@thinkpads.com>
Cc: <Thinkpad@stderr.org>; "Pat McCann" <pat@024.com>
Sent: Friday, August 27, 2004 8:06 AM
Subject: [Thinkpad] Best Useable Thinkpads

> The T42p is my current ultimate Thinkpad. Which brings up the
> issue on a slow day: What are your favorite useable Thinkpads. They must
> have USB, CDR, and NIC socket. To me, toughness, reliability and
> flexibility are important,.. as is "good value" however you define that.
>
> To get this started:
>
> 600X still my sentimental favorite
> A31P
> T-23
> T-30
> T-40
> T-41
> T-41P with Flexview
> T-42
> T-42p
> X-31
>
>
> > There is nothing available today to match the utility of the 3 spindles
of the
> > A31, sad to say. But as far as computational ability, speed, size and
overall
> > "Wow" factor, you owe it to yourself to get in front of a T42p with the
15" UXGA
> > Flexview display for a few hours.
>
>
>
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