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I have this X601s FrankenPad for sale:

It consists of an X60s body with an X61s motherboard:
X60s (1702-A11) Body: 12.1in 1024x768 LCD, Intel 802.11abg wireless, WWAN, Bluetooth/Modem, Fingerprint reader, 8c Li-Ion batt (in green), WinXP Pro
X61s (7666-3EU) Mobo: L7500(1.6GHz), 2x1GB RAM, no HD (but HD-cover included), Intel X3100, 1Gb Ethernet, Secure chip

Tiny chip broken off on right front palmrest corner, see here: http://www.theboardroom.info/pix/X60-X61-2.jpg
The machine has Middleton's BIOS installed and is in very good condition.

As described above, price is $100 including shipping to CONUS.
Other destinations: $90 plus shipping at cost.
If you also want a genuine IBM/Lenovo power supply:
add $10 for 20V/65W
add $15 for 20V/90W

Payment via PayPal, using option "Send money to friends or family".
If option not available, please add 4% to cover PayPal fees.

Added some pictures: http://imgur.com/a/0zE2x

How long does the battery life, mid brightness and wifi on ?

4 - 5 hours

I'm interested, but curious, was there a point to putting the X61s mobo in the X60s chassis, is that just for the IBM logo?

I have plenty IBM logos for lots of different ThinkPads, they sometimes are a dime a dozen, and don't really mean anything (because they are interchangeable with Lenovo ones).
But the X60s vs X61s makes a huge world of difference, such as 3GB RAM vs 8GB RAM, 32-bit vs 64-bit OS, SATA I vs SATA II, etc.

RealBlackStuff wrote:I have plenty IBM logos for lots of different ThinkPads, they sometimes are a dime a dozen, and don't really mean anything (because they are interchangeable with Lenovo ones).
But the X60s vs X61s makes a huge world of difference, such as 3GB RAM vs 8GB RAM, 32-bit vs 64-bit OS, SATA I vs SATA II, etc.

I know the X61s is better, just wondering if there was an advantage to putting it in the X60s chassis.

There's nothing mysterious about this.
I just happened to have an X60s with a bad motherboard and a spare X61s motherboard.
What better way then to combine them and make a usable FrankenPad...