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Lenovo 3000

This pages gives an overview of all Lenovo 3000 related topics.

There are 3 series:

  • N widescreen like recent Z or T Series Thinkpads.
  • V light, 16:10
  • C entry priced ones

Standard Features (N Series)

Standard Features (V Series)

Standard Features (C Series)

Standard Features (All Series)

  • from 256, up to 1024 MB PC2-5300 memory standard upgradeable to 4 GB
    • Note: While you can install 4GB of memory, the chipset supports a maximum of 3GB usable memory.
  • from 40 up to 120 GB 5400 rpm SATA 2.5" Hitachi or Toshiba HDD
  • from CD-Rom to DVD-RAM-Combo-Drives
  • Audio Controller
  • Realtek 10/100 Ethernet Controller
  • MiniPCI Express slot with one of the following:
  • built-in bluetooth on some models
  • built-in V.92 56K modem on some models
  • Very thin 5in1 card reader
  • Firewire (IEEE1394)
  • 4 Ports USB 2.0
  • PC Card Slot
  • 6 or 9 cell Batteries
  • From 1 year normal warranty to 3 year on site.

Lenovo 3000 is the public counterpart of the more professional Thinkpads and shares some parts with them.

Hardware parts are available from Lenovo/IBM at this page

The high end N100 like the 0768-BJG model are very similar to the Z61t or T60 Thinkpads, but a bit more heavy, not so powerful. The top cover is not inalterable. They are crafted with the usual Rescue & Recovery partition and some usual ThinkPads functions and software like the Fn+F5 (WIFI AP choice) or Fn+F7 (video output choice) key combinations.

The ACPI and EC firmware appears to be incompatible with ThinkPads, and ibm-acpi does not support it.

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