I am not sure if it is appropriate to post here. I have a T40 machine, although it will not mean much to its 32 bit hardware. Will IBM inititate a change of the OS? Read the news here:
http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/software/0 ... 835,00.htm
Windows XP OS w/64 bit for IBM thinkpad?
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As far as ThinkPads are concerned, IBM will probably not change the OS. Pentium M chips run 32-bit software. 64-bit software only really matters if you need more than 4GB of RAM, in which case a notebook is useless because there's just no way to physically install that much memory.
Edit: This belongs in the Windows OS forum.
Edit: This belongs in the Windows OS forum.
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