Lenovo ThinkPad Turns 20; Still Not Legal to Drink in USA

[exfileme]

Happy birthday, ThinkPad!

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[leongrado]

Dat Title.

 

[Guest]

Sorry Thinkpad, you're not cool enough for tom's staff

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[spartanmk2]

Long live the little stuby red dot!

 

[Old_Fogie_Late_Bloomer]

Yay, ThinkPad!

 

[lpedraja2002]

[citation][nom]spartanmk2[/nom]Long live the little stuby red dot![/citation]
I've always wondered what that button was for on the keyboard.

 

[greghome]

we ate cake

The cake is a lie!

 

[Guest]

It may not be legal to drink, but you can still spill your beer on it.

 

[jehanne]

I have a ThinkPad this is 15 years old, has been running now 7x24 for about 10 years (doing the Seti@Home project), and is still going strong!

 

[Gundam288]

[citation][nom]DrinkyCrow[/nom]It may not be legal to drink, but you can still spill your beer on it.[/citation]

The ThinkPad is legal to drink in Canada tho. 19 is the highest age required in any province currently.

 

[livebriand]

Long like the Thinkpad!

 

[kawininjazx]

I love Lenovo, I have an Ideapad and it's great.

 

[techcurious]

hehe.. I couldn't help noticing that....
On their Milestones Chart, from 2005 to 2012, every year has an entry (2 for 2012). But the only thing significant they had to say for 2007 was that "Lenovo Celebrates it's 15th Anniversary". So it was the only year in the last 7 that they failed to achieve a product milestone worth mentioning...
2007 (January) was also the year Windows Vista was released! Coincidence?

 

[merikafyeah]

The ThinkPad T60p is still an amazing machine. It has an IPS display which is almost unheard of in a laptop.

 

[Guest]

The red button is a life saver. My hands can get quite clamy/sweaty, which makes trackpads nearly impossible to use. Plus the red button pointing device is surprisingly responsive and easy to use.