Difference between revisions of "ThinkPad Technologies"
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== Current Technologies == | == Current Technologies == | ||
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*[[Image:Icon20_aps.png|Active Protection System]] [[Active Protection System]] | *[[Image:Icon20_aps.png|Active Protection System]] [[Active Protection System]] | ||
*[[Image:Icon20_browsekeys.png|Browser Keys]] [[Browser Keys]] | *[[Image:Icon20_browsekeys.png|Browser Keys]] [[Browser Keys]] | ||
Revision as of 23:40, 18 October 2005
Here you can read about the special technologies found in ThinkPad computers as well as what is known about the state of linux support for them. The more recent of these technologies are branded by IBM and Lenovo under the names "ThinkVantage Technologies" and "ThinkVantage Designs".
Current Technologies |
Discontinued Technologies |
