What kind of thinkpads do you have?

[rkawakami]

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tfflivemb2 wrote:

AH...GOT IT. Fourth from the right in the middle row. The smaller viewable LCD gives it away. The edges of the bezel give it away...

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Strike TWO! (I'm only giving you one strike for the earlier post even though you pointed out two [wrong] ones).

[tfflivemb2]

Sorry, that was fourth from the LEFT, not RIGHT.  I really shouldn't type when I am tired...

[rkawakami]

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tfflivemb2 wrote:

Sorry, that was fourth from the LEFT, not RIGHT. I really shouldn't type when I am tired...

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Nope, still not it. You picked out the only 13.3" T23 I have. Currently that system is one that I keep mostly disassembled for testing various pieces easily (inverter, LCD, CPU, etc.). Which is to say that I've removed both the keyboard and LCD bezels, as well as the bottom-side access panels. I'll still credit you with two strikes even though that really was an extra guess...

P.S. Here's a handy guide that I taught my daughters many years ago:

• Hold both of your arms straight out in front of you with the fingers/thumbs pointing away from your body
  
• Slowly bend your wrists up, keeping your fingers in the same positions; your hands and arms should now be looking like you are saying "halt" or "stop"
  
• Keeping your index fingers (i.e., your "pointer" finger) in each hand still, curl your other fingers and thumbs into your palms. Both hands should appear as if you are declaring yourself as "number one".
  
• Carefully extend both thumbs out until they are pointing at each other, but don't let them touch! To people around you, you probably look like you are a movie director and are framing up the next shot for another YouTube video.
  
• If you carefully notice, one of your hands looks like a big "L".
  

That's your left.

[dorronto]

I'm confused?

Who is a "L"? Me, you or Steve?

oucchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh..........

Ron

[rkawakami]

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dorronto wrote:
I'm confused?
Who is a "L"? Me, you or Steve?

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Well, if you go by diversity, Steve is winning with his many different systems and I'm the loser (the big "L" in this case). However, he still hasn't identified the lone T21 in my picture after FOUR guesses.

[JHEM]

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rkawakami wrote:

Well, if you go by diversity, Steve is winning with his many different systems.

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I'll have to start counting again. Steve has a few more elderly systems than I, but I have more new systems.

James

[tfflivemb2]

Diversity is the ENTIRE point of my collection.  I am creating my own "museum" of sorts.

Please note that in this counting, I DID NOT count my NON-Thinkpads, or even the parts that I can use to assemble additional working Thinkpads.  I might be able to put together a few more working 600/600E series, T2x series, and an i series...all with the parts that I have on hand.  That actually reminds me...I need to clean out my parts and begin liquidating....

[JHEM]

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tfflivemb2 wrote:

Please note that in this counting, I DID NOT count my NON-Thinkpads, or even the parts that I can use to assemble additional working Thinkpads.

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Nor did I! Hmmmm... T61, T60P, T42, T41P (X3), X31 (X3), T40 (X2), T30, A31P (X2), A30P, T23 (X3), T21 (X4), Transnote, 770Z, 770ED, 600X (X5), 600E, 600, 570E, 760XL, 760ED, 755CD, 755CX, 750C, 701C (X3). Don't ask me why I have all of these....... I have no idea!

[JaneL Community SuperMod]

JHEM wrote:

600X (X5)

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Well, I don't know why you listed that one - I claimed it years ago when you promised me the world after I fixed a problem for you!  ;-)

[JHEM]

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nonny wrote:

Well, I don't know why you listed that one - I claimed it years ago when you promised me the world after I fixed a problem for you!  ;-)

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You'll get it from my estate!