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==my ThinkPad '''''Workstation'''''==
 
==my ThinkPad '''''Workstation'''''==
[[:Category:X31|ThinkPad X31 2672-C2G]] running [http://www.debian.org/ Debian Testing]
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[[:Category:X31|ThinkPad X31]](2672-C2G) running [http://www.debian.org/ Debian Testing]
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===Standard Features===
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* Intel Pentium M 1.4
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* 256 MB PC2100
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* 40GB Hitachi HDD
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* Intel 10/100 Ethernet controller (PXE boot via Bios disabled)
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* CDC slot with Modem Daughter Card (MDC)
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* MiniPCI slot with Intel PRO/Wireless LAN 2100 3B Mini PCI Adapter
  
 
===Upgraded with/to:===
 
===Upgraded with/to:===
 
* 1GB DDR 266 RAM (2x512MB), thinking about upgrading to 2GB
 
* 1GB DDR 266 RAM (2x512MB), thinking about upgrading to 2GB
 
* 120 GB Hitachi TravelStar 4K120 (HTS421212H9AT00)
 
* 120 GB Hitachi TravelStar 4K120 (HTS421212H9AT00)
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* Modem Daughter Card (MDC) removed
  
 
===why I have chosen/stick to this very model===
 
===why I have chosen/stick to this very model===

Revision as of 11:50, 26 April 2007

my ThinkPad Workstation

ThinkPad X31(2672-C2G) running Debian Testing

Standard Features

  • Intel Pentium M 1.4
  • 256 MB PC2100
  • 40GB Hitachi HDD
  • Intel 10/100 Ethernet controller (PXE boot via Bios disabled)
  • CDC slot with Modem Daughter Card (MDC)
  • MiniPCI slot with Intel PRO/Wireless LAN 2100 3B Mini PCI Adapter

Upgraded with/to:

  • 1GB DDR 266 RAM (2x512MB), thinking about upgrading to 2GB
  • 120 GB Hitachi TravelStar 4K120 (HTS421212H9AT00)
  • Modem Daughter Card (MDC) removed

why I have chosen/stick to this very model

I think this is may the last Thinkpad purchase I ever made, not because I don't like it, actually I love it, but I don't like the newer ones (ThinkPad X40 and higher).

For me this this very model was/is the (second) last perfect one, so I never got a newer one and the last known good, the X32, is not a update which is really enhancing. My X31 is very solid, ultraportable and fast enough for the "office" stuff I do with it.

This is partly may also featured by the newer ones, but I miss some things of my X31 very much on them:

  • the port-layout is much better than the "newer one". I hate ports on the sides especially on the right one, and all newer ones have all ports there...
  • the LCD cover with this thick, wide, "salient" borders are a build in "anti pen" feature, nothing can slip in and the cover is absolutely robust and "unbreakable". Or at least feels like this ;)
  • the overall case feels much better engineered, like I could walk over it without doing any damage, the newer ones just don't feel like this (no I am not going to try it)
  • its one of the last fully IBM crafted ones, as I am not comfortable with Lenovo

things related to (my) ThinPads I am currently on

I am currently start to build my own "Debian Testing on the X31"-how to, leaving the "simple installation", but is aimed at the configuration.

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