[ltp] Good price on T43p?

[Konstantin Filtschew]

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hi,

I have the newest INTEL 2915 a/b/g in my T40 (works on older laptops
only with the 1802.c hack). The card works like a charm with linux. I
can use wpa with wpa_supplicant. Very nice card and great reception.
+10% to +15% compared to my old pcmcia netgear card.

The only disadvantage is, that I can't use monitor mode, but this is an
intel firmware problem. It is on their todo list, but still not done :(


Greetz

Konstantin



On Mon, 4 Apr 2005 15:21:10 -0400
"Steven J. Owens" <puffmail@darksleep.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>=20
>      Both of the better sources I have for thinkpads (the computer
> store at the local university and the IBM employee purchase program)
> are unable to provide me with a thinkpad T model with 15" screen.
> Does anybody have suggestions where I can get a good price on the
> following:
>=20
>      T-model (preferably a T43p)
>      15" screen
>      7200 RPM drive
>      extended life battery
>      802.11 wireless, preferably also bluetooth
>      minimal RAM
>      CD/DVD burner
>=20
>      Based on advice here I'm getting the 7200rpm drive, which is
> reportedly only available in 60GB.  I'm also planning to buy most
> of the RAM after-market, and bump it up to 1GB at least.
>=20
>      I'm looking for bluetooth because it'd be nice to start
> experimenting with the technology, and since I carry an external
> keyboard practically everywhere anyway, maybe I should get a bluetooth
> keyboard.  Speaking of which, any recommendations for bluetooth
> keyboards?
>=20
>      Currently, here's the best price I've found, they all share
> the same set of specs but have different DVD/CD and wireless options:
>=20
>      T43p
>      15" UXGA screen
>      Pentium M 770, 2.13 GHz
>      1.0 GB RAM
>      60 GB HD @ 7200 RPM
>      128 MB Video RAM
>      9-cell extended life battery
>      Modem + Bluetooth
>=20
>      $3406.00 - Model # 2668-H4U | Combo Drive  | Intel a/b/g wireless
>      $3406.00 - Model # 2668-H7U | Combo Drive  | IBM a/b/g wireless
>      $3544.00 - Model # 2668-H5U | Multi-Burner | Intel a/b/g wireless
>      $3544.00 - Model # 2668-H8U | Multi-Burner | IBM a/b/g wireless
>=20
>=20
>      Also, anybody have any comment on whether I should go with Intel
> or IBM wireless?
>=20
> --=20
> Steven J. Owens
> puff@darksleep.com
>=20
> "I'm going to make broad, sweeping generalizations and strong,
>  declarative statements, because otherwise I'll be here all night and
>  this document will be four times longer and much less fun to read.
>  Take it all with a grain of salt." - http://darksleep.com/notablog
>=20
> --=20
> The linux-thinkpad mailing list home page is at:
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