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Coming Soon to an Office Depot Near You!
Coming Soon to an Office Depot Near You!
I attended an interesting show today put on by ZiffDavis showcasing IBM/Lenovo and Intel.
First and foremost, I had an X41T in my hands! It exists and it's gorgeous. Papa wants!
Also of interest was a widescreen Lenovo that will be offered as a Thinkpad sometime later this year. Not my cup of tea, but I'm sure it will find a market.
Office Depot will soon be carrying a range of Thinkpad Express models.
Regards,
James
First and foremost, I had an X41T in my hands! It exists and it's gorgeous. Papa wants!
Also of interest was a widescreen Lenovo that will be offered as a Thinkpad sometime later this year. Not my cup of tea, but I'm sure it will find a market.
Office Depot will soon be carrying a range of Thinkpad Express models.
Regards,
James
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1) I'm guessing that the Office Depot move is the first of many with respect to marketing Thinkpads. I hope to see this happening more as it will hopefully lead to price decreases.
2) What did the widescreen TP look like...was it actually there or just a concept on powerpoint?
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2) What did the widescreen TP look like...was it actually there or just a concept on powerpoint?
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Highly unlikely. PCs have already reached the point at which they're almost disposable.admsteiner wrote:1) I'm guessing that the Office Depot move is the first of many with respect to marketing Thinkpads. I hope to see this happening more as it will hopefully lead to price decreases.
It was a Lenovo and WHITE! Yech. Fully functional unit, but no info on what it contained and we weren't allowed to really touch it. Didn't help that it was running XP in Chinese.admsteiner wrote:2) What did the widescreen TP look like...was it actually there or just a concept on powerpoint?
Regards,
James
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True, though Thinkpads have not. I don't know the profit margin, but I'd like to think there's room for them to move down in price.JHEM wrote: Highly unlikely. PCs have already reached the point at which they're almost disposable.
Well that definitely doesn't make it a TP original...though color can be changed and we'll see if they let the IBM engineering team get a crack at its insides. Here's to hoping.JHEM wrote: It was a Lenovo and WHITE! Yech. Fully functional unit, but no info on what it contained and we weren't allowed to really touch it. Didn't help that it was running XP in Chinese.
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White? I'm betting that it doesn't look anything like a ThinkPad. It'll probably be some plasticky consumer grade machine with an ThinkPad label taped to the cover.
Well, there's always the chance that it'll be good, but I have my doubts.
Well, there's always the chance that it'll be good, but I have my doubts.
JHEM wrote: It was a Lenovo and WHITE! Yech. Fully functional unit, but no info on what it contained and we weren't allowed to really touch it. Didn't help that it was running XP in Chinese.
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Is there any chance that it looks like the Lenovo products from the "3D Showcase" on their homepage (http://www.lenovo.com/us/en/)?
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