This website is dedicated to my personal collection of IBM and Lenovo ThinkPads, where I share insights, experiences, and updates about these iconic machines.
From vintage classics to modern powerhouses, I explore the history, design, and performance of ThinkPads, highlighting what makes them stand out in the world of laptops.
Whether you're a longtime ThinkPad enthusiast or just discovering these legendary devices, you'll find discussions on:
Join me as I document my journey with these remarkable machines and keep the ThinkPad legacy alive!
The ThinkPad was first introduced by IBM in 1992, revolutionizing the laptop industry. Inspired by the Japanese bento box, the ThinkPad was designed to be compact, durable, and professional. The first model, the IBM ThinkPad 700C, featured a 10.4-inch color TFT display, an Intel 486 processor, and the now-iconic TrackPoint pointing stick.
ThinkPads quickly became known for their exceptional build quality, making them the preferred choice for businesses and even NASA. They were the only laptops certified for use on the International Space Station (ISS).
In 2005, Lenovo acquired IBM’s PC division, raising concerns about the future of the ThinkPad. However, Lenovo not only maintained the ThinkPad’s reputation but also introduced new innovations.
Despite these updates, Lenovo has kept **classic ThinkPad features**, including:
For over 30 years, ThinkPads have remained one of the most respected and durable laptop brands. They are widely used in business, programming, scientific research, and even space exploration.
From the early days of IBM to Lenovo’s modern innovations, the ThinkPad has evolved without losing its identity. Whether you're a professional, a student, or a retro laptop enthusiast, the ThinkPad remains a symbol of functionality, reliability, and innovation.
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