My questions are these: How much do you think a T42p as I have in great condition would bring? Is there a 'trade-up' program in place either here or on IBM's site? And whats a going rate for the mid-level tablet? And is there a much better brand out there for tablets, or have Thinkpads once again ruled?
Strongly considering an X41T
Strongly considering an X41T
I'm in a bit of a situation here: I just got my T42p (2373GVU) a little over a year ago. It has been doing fantastically, absolutely no problems and has fulfilled all my needs. However, after trying out an X41T at my school, and considering that I have no need for the extra computing power of the T41 series, I really would like to replace this with the tablet. I take down several graphs and chemical structures in my classes each day, rarely any large blocks of text. Additionally, I want the smaller form factor and convertability (I actually find the keyboard to be cumbersome at times).
My questions are these: How much do you think a T42p as I have in great condition would bring? Is there a 'trade-up' program in place either here or on IBM's site? And whats a going rate for the mid-level tablet? And is there a much better brand out there for tablets, or have Thinkpads once again ruled?
My questions are these: How much do you think a T42p as I have in great condition would bring? Is there a 'trade-up' program in place either here or on IBM's site? And whats a going rate for the mid-level tablet? And is there a much better brand out there for tablets, or have Thinkpads once again ruled?
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My 2 cents...
The X41T really impressed a lot of people when it came out. Lightest convertible notebook tablet (without sacrificing the 12" screen nor keyboard), legendary ThinkPad strengths. Some reviewers can't seem to stop drooling over it
If you'd prefer a slate instead, you could also check out Motion Computing's LE1600 (or smaller LS800) tablets...
The X41T really impressed a lot of people when it came out. Lightest convertible notebook tablet (without sacrificing the 12" screen nor keyboard), legendary ThinkPad strengths. Some reviewers can't seem to stop drooling over it
If you'd prefer a slate instead, you could also check out Motion Computing's LE1600 (or smaller LS800) tablets...
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i have been known to take trade-in's from trusted customers..
also, it just happens that i have ONE only X41T in stock...
18666SU..
i must say that would be better to resell any used thinkpad directly rather than do a trade in..
you will get more than i would be able to give since i would need to resell the trade in item..
also, it just happens that i have ONE only X41T in stock...
18666SU..
i must say that would be better to resell any used thinkpad directly rather than do a trade in..
you will get more than i would be able to give since i would need to resell the trade in item..
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She was not what you would call refined,
She was not what you would call unrefined,
She was the type of person who kept a parrot.
~~~Mark Twain~~~
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