19921the ThinkPad 700C, which went on sale on October 5th, is IBM's first notebook computer named after ThinkPad. Since then, ThinkPad has led the development of mobile computing technology. Black (design) and TrackPoint have since become the unique symbols of ThinkPad.
ThinkPad is a portable computer brand founded by IBM PC department, which enjoys a high reputation in the industry for its solid and reliable characteristics. It was acquired by Lenovo in 2005, and the ThinkPad trademark belongs to Lenovo.
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The name "ThinkPad" was inspired by IBM's Pad. Every employee of IBM or anyone who goes to the IBM training center for training will get a pad with the motto "think" printed on it.
ThinkPad A series: it means "all-in-one machine" and is bulky. It has three drive slots, two of which are replaceable. Some models ending in "P" are the first to use 15 inch UXGA "FLXView" LCD technology in ThinkPad. The series was discontinued in 2002.
ThinkPad G series: desktop replacement model, using desktop processor, with large weight, large volume and short battery life. The series was discontinued in 2005.
ThinkPad i series: low-priced low-end models, manufactured by third-party manufacturers (such as Acer and Great Wall) under the technical authorization of IBM. This series was discontinued on 200 1.
ThinkPad SL series: Notebooks specially launched for small and medium-sized enterprises in 2008, with tailor-made solutions for growing enterprises. The shell is painted with piano for the first time, with high cost performance.
ThinkPad W series: In 2008, it re-inherited the A series and "all-in-one" notebook products. It is also a series of mobile workstations with large volume, slightly heavy weight, high configuration and strong performance. 20 1 1, w series discontinued 17.3-inch workstation, only 15.6-inch workstation continued to be updated.
ThinkPad Edge series: 20 10 was launched at the global CES exhibition. Surprisingly, it is no longer black in the end, and ThinkPad has a red and shiny plastic shell.
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