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#1 Post by ajkula66 » Sat Mar 14, 2015 9:19 am

the basics:

2373-???

P M 735 (1.7 GHz Dothan)
1 GB (2x512MB) RAM
NO HDD (cover is included)
15 UXGA(1600x1200) TFT LCD
128MB ATI FireGL T2
CD-RW/DVD-R Multi-Burner
IBM (Atheros) a/b wireless
Bluetooth/Modem
1Gb Ether
UltraNav
Sec Chip
FPR
WinXP Pro COA
NO battery
genuine IBM 72W AC adapter included



The story behind this machine:


I've recently picked up a bunch of older ThinkPads that sat unused for a few years. One of them was a 15" T42p with a cracked screen and damaged palmrest but it sported a very rare fingerprint reader option.

Since I already own a maxed-out T43p I started toying with the idea of configuring a quiet-yet-powerful-enough T42p that would be somewhat of an anti-thesis to my own T43pSF. I'd dare say that I was pretty successful in accomplishing this task... 8)

The only real problem here is that I have no use for this system right now, but am certain that someone around here would enjoy it.

known imperfections:

- normal wear and tear for a ThinkPad from this era
- one stuck (blue/green) pixel in the middle of an otherwise nice FlexView LCD
- the fan is audible - not really noisy - at startup.


the good stuff:

- I just ordered a NOS palmrest with FPR for this system, and will pick out a nice NMB keyboard for it.
- The screen is clear and bright with no dust specs, pressure marks or scratches
- Late model, revised "red dot" motherboard that shows absolutely no signs of any known ailments
- Overall, the machine runs cool and quiet and should be able to competently serve as an inexpensive desktop replacement or backup unit.




PM or email me directly to tataslonATaol.com with any questions/concerns.
Last edited by ajkula66 on Tue Mar 24, 2015 11:17 am, edited 3 times in total.
...Knowledge is a deadly friend when no one sets the rules...(King Crimson)

Cheers,

George (your grouchy retired FlexView farmer)

AARP club members:A31p, T43pSF

Abused daily: R61

PMs requesting personal tech support will be ignored.

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