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T43 1.86GHz 40G 512M COMBO WinXP Pro 802.11b/g Fingerpr
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Dimensions & Weight
Weight:
7.00
(pounds)
Stock Number:
34074
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The latest iteration of IBM's corporate thin-and-light, the ThinkPad T43, features the same sturdy case as that of the previous model, the ThinkPad T42. The T43 also features some new components, including Intel's latest-generation Centrino chipset. It's far from the sexiest laptop on the market, but the ThinkPad T43 is well designed, and it has a number of thoughtful touches, such as a spill-proof keyboard with drain holes. The notebook includes IBM's signature red eraser-head pointing stick, which has a nice, flat top that supports your finger better than the rounded tops on most pointing sticks; two corresponding mouse buttons and a handy scroll button sit just below the keyboard. Below its keyboard, the ThinkPad T43 also features a touch pad with its own two mouse buttons.
The particular IBM T43 laptop you are buying has the following specifications: Model: T43 Condition: Grade A Superchecked Processor: Pentium M Speed: 1.86 GHz Hard Drive: 40 Gb RAM: 512 Mb Screen Size / Res: 15 / XGA 1024x768 Primary Media: COMBO Drive Operating System: WinXP Pro Battery: Standard Good Additional options installed: 802.11b/g Wireless installed Fingerprint Reader Note: It happens rarely, but in the event of a difference(typographical error) between the general ad body text and the specific configuration information provided above, the configuration information will take precedence.
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