Which series did you like better 380's or 760's and why?
Which series did you like better 380's or 760's and why?
I have a few 380 series Thinkpads (380XD, 380ED) and a few 760 series (760CD, 760ED, 760EL, 760ED, 760XD).
760s: A/V option, smaller and thinner, hot swappable drives, better screens.
380's: palmrest, permanent CDROM and Floppy drives installed, active cooling, faster processors.
Which ones do you guys like better, and why.
Was there a better Thinkpad Pentium 1 series?
760s: A/V option, smaller and thinner, hot swappable drives, better screens.
380's: palmrest, permanent CDROM and Floppy drives installed, active cooling, faster processors.
Which ones do you guys like better, and why.
Was there a better Thinkpad Pentium 1 series?
Collection: 310ED, 350C, 360C, 365C, 365XD, 380D, 380XD, 380Z, 390E, 390X, 560X, 600, 600E, 701C, 750CS, 755C, 755CD, 760C, 760CD, 760ED, 760EL, 760XD, 760XL, 765L, 765D, 770, 770E, 770Z, T21, T22, T23, T30, A20P, A21P, A22M, A30, A31, A31P, T40, T42, T43P, T60, T61, R32, R40, R52
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Re: Which series did you like better 380's or 760's and why?
I didn't have a 760 yet, but I have a 755CD + the CDV and on both of them the mouse buttons only work with extreme pressure on 'em - poor quality imho.
Also I have a 380D and I absolutely love it
The mouse buttons of it still work nice and with little pressure.
It may be a bit thick, but the palmrest is a BIG advantage over the 7xx up to the 76x.
And imho the display on the 380D isn't that bad
It's a nice, speedy (under NT4 SP6) Laptop with a good keyboard.
What I like about the 755's (and the 750's I already had), is the ease of exchanging RAM, HDD and ODD/FDD Drives. I think it's pretty similar to the 760 series?!
Anyways, my vote: 380!
Also I have a 380D and I absolutely love it
It may be a bit thick, but the palmrest is a BIG advantage over the 7xx up to the 76x.
And imho the display on the 380D isn't that bad
What I like about the 755's (and the 750's I already had), is the ease of exchanging RAM, HDD and ODD/FDD Drives. I think it's pretty similar to the 760 series?!
Anyways, my vote: 380!
Thinkpads:
240X, 380D, 390X, 560X [on its way], 570E, 600X, 701C, 701Cs, 755CD, 755CDV, 770, 770Z, 860, A31p [on its way], G40, G41 [on its way], T23, X24, X31, X41, X60
240X, 380D, 390X, 560X [on its way], 570E, 600X, 701C, 701Cs, 755CD, 755CDV, 770, 770Z, 860, A31p [on its way], G40, G41 [on its way], T23, X24, X31, X41, X60
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Re: Which series did you like better 380's or 760's and why?
Well, "better" is a pretty subjective category...my personal favourite from the days of original Pentium would be 560...a pretty timeless design in my book.
I actually got into ThinkPads fairly late (compared to some other people on this forum) so I somewhat missed the glorious days of 380 and 75x/76x series...
I actually got into ThinkPads fairly late (compared to some other people on this forum) so I somewhat missed the glorious days of 380 and 75x/76x series...
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George (your grouchy retired FlexView farmer)
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Re: Which series did you like better 380's or 760's and why?
I just started collecting Thinkpads a few months back after a friend was dumping a couple models. Mostly I collect old Mac/Amiga/PCs and started with laptops last year when a local guy was dumping a huge box of mac Wallstreet laptops parts (made up 5 units from them and some other parts I purchased).
The only vintage Thinkpad I ever used when it was new was the 701 a coworker had purchased in the 90's.
Someday I will get into the 770's and 560 series to check them out.
The only vintage Thinkpad I ever used when it was new was the 701 a coworker had purchased in the 90's.
Someday I will get into the 770's and 560 series to check them out.
Collection: 310ED, 350C, 360C, 365C, 365XD, 380D, 380XD, 380Z, 390E, 390X, 560X, 600, 600E, 701C, 750CS, 755C, 755CD, 760C, 760CD, 760ED, 760EL, 760XD, 760XL, 765L, 765D, 770, 770E, 770Z, T21, T22, T23, T30, A20P, A21P, A22M, A30, A31, A31P, T40, T42, T43P, T60, T61, R32, R40, R52
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Re: Which series did you like better 380's or 760's and why?
The 770's are some of the best TPs I have in my Colelction, especially the 770Z with SXGA Display - extremely nice to work with and a superb keyboard that needn't be afraid to be compared to the 600 Series 
Thinkpads:
240X, 380D, 390X, 560X [on its way], 570E, 600X, 701C, 701Cs, 755CD, 755CDV, 770, 770Z, 860, A31p [on its way], G40, G41 [on its way], T23, X24, X31, X41, X60
240X, 380D, 390X, 560X [on its way], 570E, 600X, 701C, 701Cs, 755CD, 755CDV, 770, 770Z, 860, A31p [on its way], G40, G41 [on its way], T23, X24, X31, X41, X60
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