Difference between revisions of "ThinkPad Legends"
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*ThinkPad 755CV, 755CDV (overhead projector displays) | *ThinkPad 755CV, 755CDV (overhead projector displays) | ||
*ThinkPad 820, 850 (PowerPC based with SCSI) | *ThinkPad 820, 850 (PowerPC based with SCSI) | ||
| + | *ThinkPad T30 (first Thinkpad with a touchpad) | ||
*ThinkPad TransNote (FlipTouch, ThinkScribe) | *ThinkPad TransNote (FlipTouch, ThinkScribe) | ||
| + | *Thinkpad Z60t/Z60m (first Thinkpad released under full Lenovo control, first widescreen Thinkpad) | ||
| + | *Thinkpad X41 Tablet (Tablet PC ultraportable) | ||
*PC110 (PalmTop sized computer) | *PC110 (PalmTop sized computer) | ||
Revision as of 23:03, 11 February 2006
This page is a list of ThinkPads with extraordinary features, design or impact. At the moment it is just a listing to gather the models.
- ThinkPad 220 (runs on 6 AA batteries)
- ThinkPad 235 (runs on camcorder batteries)
- ThinkPad 600 (biggest market impact)
- ThinkPad 550BJ,555BJ (integrated printer)
- ThinkPad 560 (ultraportable)
- ThinkPad 701C, 701CS (TrackWrite butterfly keyboard, piece of MoMa exhibition)
- ThinkPad 750 (first ThinkPad that went to space - aboard the Endeavour)
- ThinkPad 755CV, 755CDV (overhead projector displays)
- ThinkPad 820, 850 (PowerPC based with SCSI)
- ThinkPad T30 (first Thinkpad with a touchpad)
- ThinkPad TransNote (FlipTouch, ThinkScribe)
- Thinkpad Z60t/Z60m (first Thinkpad released under full Lenovo control, first widescreen Thinkpad)
- Thinkpad X41 Tablet (Tablet PC ultraportable)
- PC110 (PalmTop sized computer)
