[ltp] Small (and old?) thinkpad?

[Ken Firestone]

Any of the X series, or the 240.


On Tue, 30 Aug 2005, Norman Walsh wrote:

   I'm not familiar with all the Thinkpad models, but I've been very
   happy with my T42p. Now I find that I'd like to get a very small
   laptop to take with me on vacation, something in the 12" or smaller
   size. It doesn't need to have a lot of horsepower, just something I
   can use to collect digital images off my flashcards and maybe do a
   little wifi email occasionally.

   Does anyone have any suggestions for a Linux friendly thinkpad that
   fits those parameters? Something a few years old that I can find on
   ebay would be ideal. :-)

                                           Be seeing you,
                                             norm

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   Norman Walsh <ndw@nwalsh.com> | Life always comes to a bad end.--Marcel
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