Thinkpads Forum

This is slightly embarrassing as a brand new member, but some time ago I lost the small plate which displayed the exact model of my ThinkPad, and I can't for the life of me find out what it is. While it's still functioning, there's a couple of parts that have seen far better days, and I'd like to know what to look for. I did some digging around, searching through pages of old models, and I can't for the life of me find a match.

It's from 1997, or so my father said when he gave it to me several years ago, is running what appears to be OEM 98, and has a NeoMagic MagicGraph 128ZV+ GPU. Screen is 800x600 and measures around 12". Here's a picture (with the keyboard out):



Thanks in advance for any help.

what are the numbers on the label on the bottom..

that sure is an old thinkpad and rather beat up..

welcome to the forum..

Thanks Here's the label on the bottom

That's an i Series, but I can't find the exact model in the Lenovo Support page...

The label says its type is 2611...

So it is a Thinkpad i1400.

Strange... not finding a direct reference to a 2611-41A. Near as I can tell, a 2611-41A would be an i-Series 1410, 1411 or 1412. However, none of these systems came with the NeoMagic MagicGraph 128ZV+. Instead, they have the 128XD. The ZV GPUs were offered in the 380 series (not ZV+ apparently).

rkawakami wrote:Strange... not finding a direct reference to a 2611-41A

It happened to me a couple of times. Not very often, but stills happens...

To the OP: what kind of CPU does it have? According to the German wiki (use google translate for this: http://thinkwiki.de/1400#Technische_Daten) it could be a 1410/1450 (Pentium MMX 266Mhz) or a 1411/1451 (Pentium MMX 300 Mhz).

As pointed above, please check if you didn't mistype the graphic card.

My 2 cents!

No mistake about the GPU, it's clearly printed on here.

I like the idea that this is an unusual specimen. Thanks to everyone who's endeavoring to help.

Very interesting! Enjoy your model!