Lenovo Laptop Computer ThinkPad X31 Notebook (1.40GHz Pentium 4, 256MB, 40GB, Windows XP Pro, 12.1'' TFT)
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Model: X31 2672-38U
CPU: Intel 1.6GHz Pentium-M Banias
RAM: 256 MB PC2100 (1/2 slots filled, upgraded to 1.5 gigs)
Video Card: 16mb ATI Radeon 7000 (discrete chip)
Hard Drive: 40 gig Hitachi 4200 rpm 2.5" (upgraded to Hitachi 7k60: 60 gig 7200 rpm)
Screen Size: 12.1"
Wireless: none (this model came with the mini-pci slot empty but wireless antennas...
Read moreModel: X31 2672-38U
CPU: Intel 1.6GHz Pentium-M Banias
RAM: 256 MB PC2100 (1/2 slots filled, upgraded to 1.5 gigs)
Video Card: 16mb ATI Radeon 7000 (discrete chip)
Hard Drive: 40 gig Hitachi 4200 rpm 2.5" (upgraded to Hitachi 7k60: 60 gig 7200 rpm)
Screen Size: 12.1"
Wireless: none (this model came with the mini-pci slot empty but wireless antennas...
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Consumer comments : Lenovo Laptop Computer ThinkPad X31 Notebook (1.40GHz Pentium 4, 256MB, 40GB, Windows XP Pro, 12.1'' TFT)
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I'll combine the praise and complaints into this section. Overall I am very pleased with this notebook. It is small yet powerful, something hard to find these days in ultra portables. The only gripe I have was mentioned before and that was the wireless card bios lock that IBM decided to implement. It is not a big deal, it will just cost more to upgrade your wireless card. I plan to upgrade my X31 with Bluetooth in the near future and have every bit of confidence when it comes time to open up the case to install it. As with most ThinkPads, IBM has made it very easy to upgrade, all the components are easily accessible and there are numerous hardware manuals on the IBM/Lenovo website detailing every single part of the laptop down to the very screw. You could completely disassemble the laptop with the instructions provided, I kid you not. All in all what I am most please with is the build quality, I feel like I can take this laptop anywhere, and that is a good feeling. So in the words of Ebert and Roeper: "Two Thumbs, Way Up."
