The notebook is very good constructed, if rather utilitarian-looking on the outside compared to some offerings from other brands, and it's the first Thinkpad to offer a touchpad in addition to its famous "eraserhead" pointing device. The power button is well-placed on the keyboard itself rather than on the side, which prevents awkward accidents with the machine switching on and draining the battery inadvertently. The various ports are well-arranged. Floppy drive on this model is a separate expansion unit which must be installed into the UltraBay, since floppies really are pretty much obsolete these days with flash drives getting so cheap. The 14.1" screen is not so big but clear, crisp pictures. All in all, highly recommended for somebody who needs a high-powered laptop without wanting to pay a premium price for a new machine with the still-teething Windows Vista.
Technical Details
- 1.8GHz Pentium 4 processor
- 256MB of system memory
- 40GB hard drive
- 14.1-in. XGA TFT LCD
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