
If this would find its way onto a mainstream laptop, how likely would it be a Lenovo?
The broken keyboard layout is still there.TPFanatic wrote:One can wish.
Better an R40e.TPFanatic wrote:We should make a "Who can design the best Retro Thinkpad" competition and the winner gets a free T42 or something.
That's a funny idea actually, someone should make a thread 'create the best Lenovo DreamPad' just to see the humorous spoofed retro thinkpad designs everyone can come up with :pTPFanatic wrote: We should make a "Who can design the best Retro Thinkpad" competition and the winner gets a free T42 or something.
A black pillow with red stripesmicrex22 wrote:DreamPad
How about "Who can manufacture the best Retro Thinkpad" ? Let's pool money from around the world and get the winning team to produce it.TPFanatic wrote: We should make a "Who can design the best Retro Thinkpad" competition and the winner gets a free T42 or something.
Interesting, I didn't think someone would use my trackpoint photo as a desktop background, but I guess I did make it 1400x1050 as an easter egg for myself as homage to the 14.1" T60pSummilux wrote:Oh boy, Hope's team is really delivering what the [self-censored] at Lenovo have been unable to even imagine.
Kudos to our brothers in Real Thinkpads.
The author of the article is quite clueless tho, at first I thought I had landed on some hipster website before realising it was Notebookcheck.
One reaps what they sow.zoltan87 wrote:I love the positivity of this thread lol. I wonder how many Lenovo engineers read around here and get completely depressed.
Maybe someone should petition IBM (not Lenovo) to make the "BluePad", which would use the T43 as a base design but with a more modern design, compact features, and hardcore IBM nitpicks such as no Microsoft (R) Windows (TM) keys or context keys. And the colour scheme would be blue instead of red.ajkula66 wrote:One reaps what they sow.zoltan87 wrote:I love the positivity of this thread lol. I wonder how many Lenovo engineers read around here and get completely depressed.
Lenovo's engineers and designers have been making many of us severely depressed for the past five years at the very least.
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