Talk:ThinkPad series

The following is the text of the page as we had it for a long time. I changed it, however, copying information found on Wikipedia:ThinkPad, since this makes more sense to me. The information below was outdated anyway and can easily be found on the Lenovo ThinkPad page.

AKW, i think you introduced this page. If we want to keep the information, we should find a new place for it. as far as I'm concerned, we can just put it to /dev/null. ;-)

Wyrfel 22:10, 23 January 2006 (CET)

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Note: The information on this page is provided by IBM/Lenovo for commercial reasons.

Thinkpad Z Series

Stylish Notebooks for Work and Life

1. Intel® CentrinoTM Mobile Technology for outstanding wireless performance (select models)
2. Choice of 14" (Z60t) or 15.4" (Z60m) widescreen models
3. ATI Discrete Graphics (select models)
4. Titanium Special Edition Cover (select models)
5. MaxBright Screen Display (select models)
6. Travel weight starting at 4.1 lb and less than 1.1" thin
7. Integrated Fingerprint Reader for security made simple (select models)
8. Integrated ThinkPad 11a/b/g Wi-Fi® wireless (select models)
9. Airbag-like ThinkVantageTM Active Protection System

ThinkPad R Series

Mainstream performance and features

1. Intel® CentrinoTM Mobile Technology for outstanding wireless performance (select models)
2. Travel weight starting at 5.8 lb and less than 1" thin
3. 14.1' and 15' TFT displays available
4. Standard battery life up to 6 hours (select models)
5. Airbag-like Active Protection System to help protect your hard drive (select models)
6. Integrated 11a/b/g Wi-Fi® wireless (select models)
7. ThinkPad R50e models with 15' TFT displays available at attractive entry prices
8. Built-in data backup and protection

ThinkPad T Series

Perfect balance of performance and portability

1. Intel® CentrinoTM Mobile Technology for outstanding wireless performance (select models)
2. 14.1' TFT display models with travel weights starting at 4.5 lb and less than 1" thin
3. 15' TFT display models with travel weights starting at 5.3 lb and less than 1" thin
4. Standard battery life up to 7 hours (select models)
5. Airbag-like Active Protection System to help protect your hard drive
6. Data backup and protection (requires software download on select models)
7. Integrated ThinkPad 11a/b or 11a/b/g Wi-Fi® wireless (select models)
8. ISV-certified mobile workstation models available

ThinkPad X Series Tablet

Ultimate mobility in a tablet ultraportable

1. Intel® CentrinoTM Mobile Technology for outstanding wireless performance (select models)
2. Integrated Fingerprint Reader for security made simple (select models)
3. Tablet Digitizer Pen for on-screen handwriting
4. 180° Rotating Screen for improved visibility
5. Starting at 3.5 lb and less than 1.14" thin
6. Long standard battery life up to 6.3 hours (select models)
7. Integrated Intel or ThinkPad 11a/b/g Wi-Fi® wireless (select models)
8. Airbag-like Active Protection System
9. Built-in data backup and protection
10. Supports optional ThinkPad X4 Dock for easy expansion

ThinkPad X Series

Ultimate mobility in a versatile ultraportable

1. Intel® CentrinoTM Mobile Technology for outstanding wireless performance (select models)
2. Starting at 2.7 lb and less than 1" thin
3. Long standard battery life up to 7.5 hours (select models)
4. Integrated Intel or ThinkPad 11a/b/g Wi-Fi® wireless (select models)
5. Airbag-like Active Protection System
6. Built-in data backup and protection
7. Supports optional ThinkPad UltraBase for easy expansion

ThinkPad G Series

Powerful desktop replacements

1. Select models are available with Intel® Pentium® 4 Processors with Hyperthreading Technology
2. NVIDIA GeForce FX Go5200 graphics (select models)
3. Travel weight starting at 7.7 lb and less than 1" thin
4. Up to 15' SXGA+ TFT display
5. Ergonomic EasyPivot base and ComfortSlant keyboard
6. Built-in data backup and protection
7. Integrated ThinkPad 11a/b or 11a/b/g Wi-Fi® wireless (select models)

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Discontinue the use of this page, and transfer the 'summaries' to their respective model series' category

This page does not really have a purpose, if the said categories' page could do the same job of summarizing each series. Would it be better off that way? --Bugmenot2 (talk) 15:55, 25 December 2019 (CET)