Some photos of my thinkpads

[obarriel]

From left to right x41 tablet - 600x - T42P (15'') - T60P (15'')



It is easy to discover which is the only one without a flexview screen.

x41 tablet


The 600x doesn't look so good...




The T60P screen is awesome

[Marin85]

Very nice shots! I wonder how did they make the x41t look "blacker" than the other ones? Did they use another sort of plastic or is it just the optics of the pictures?

Marin

[Tõnis]

Nice pics! I'm curious about a couple of things:

1. What are the strings for which are tied to the Thinkpad on top of the pile (in the pic where they are stacked one on top of the other)?

2. What is that in the picture frame on your wall? Is it a poem?

Tõnis

[Marin85]

1. What are the strings for which are tied to the Thinkpad on top of the pile (in the pic where they are stacked one on top of the other)?

Just a guess, I believe those are to secure the ThinkPad not to be stolen (if you can bind it at that place somehow...)-

[basketb]

Looks like the purpose of the string is to not lose the pen for the tablet.

[Marin85]

Looks like the purpose of the string is to not lose the pen for the tablet.

Yup, I think you are right. The string is connected to the pen of the X41 tablet. I didn´t realize that the first laptop from the top is the tablet one.

[obarriel]

1. Yes it is a string to not lose the pen of the tablet. I bought this tablet some days ago at Ebay and it came with it. I don't really know if the x41 comes originally with this string.

2. Actually it is a kind of studies diploma, it is not a poem. It's true that in the photo looks like a poem

[dr_st]

Cool pics of cool laptops. I always find it interesting how the 15" varieties of the T4x and T60 are so similar and yet so different. There was another thread here somewhere with lots of side-by-side photos of just the two.

I have to say the 600X looks not bad at all in these pics, even if it is somewhat thicker. Generally, older laptops often look like bricks compared to new offerings, this does not seem to be the case here.