IBM TP20

First Thoughts Well, as I stared at the ThinkPad, my first thought was that this thing is pretty plain. After all, it was totally black and it looked nothing like the Sony VAIO. To tell you the truth, it looked like a cheap laptop. However, once I opened it, I “turned on the fun.” Processor The ThinkPad T20 is supported by an Intel Pentium III processor that has 750 Megahertz. In addition, it is also supported by Intel’s SpeedStep technology that also increased the speed of the ThinkPad’s processor. When opening files and documents, it was pretty quick unlike many other laptops. Memory With ...  Read the complete review

When you are considering buying a laptop there is always a trade off between functionality and portability. In one corner there are the ultra-light notebooks like the Toshiba Portege 3440CT, Fujitsu Lifebook and the Sony Viao. In the other corner are the “weighs-more-than-a-desktop” laptops like the Dell Inspiron 7500. The problem with the ultra-light ones are that they make too many sacrifices – no floppy disk, CD-ROM, and in extreme cases not even a PS/2 port, so anything you want to connect has to be by USB. Great – but you only have one USB port ... This means that you have to use port replicators with wires ...  Read the complete review