You are bidding on above listed Thinkpad T30 2366 Type. Please read this throughly: All you get is what you see in the picture. The Thinkpad it self with out no charger and software cd's. I have lost the charger long time ago and have not been able to use it so I bought another laptop. New charger cost $40 (purchasable elsewhere) or you could use this ThinkPad for parts  Bid at your own risk. There is NO RESERVE  Additional Information about Lenovo ThinkPad T30 2366 14.1" 2 GHz Laptop PC Product Identifiers Brand Lenovo Family Line Lenovo ThinkPad Model ThinkPad T30 2366 MPN TC021FR, TC021GE, TC021JP, TC021SP, TC021UK, TC021US, TC023UK, TC041FR, TC041GE, TC041SP, TC041UK, TC042UK, TC043UK, TC044FR, TC044UK, TC045UK, TC056UK, TC057UK, TC061DU, TC061FR, TC061UK, TC063UK, TC066UK, TC067UK, TC068UK, TC081AT, TC081FR, TC081GE, TC081IT, TC081PB, TC081SL, TC081SP, TC081SW, TC081UK, TC082UK, TC083UK, TC084UK, TC085GE, TC085UK, TC086BE, TC086UK, TC087UK, TC088UK, TC089FR, TC089UK, TC08AUK, TC091IT, TC091UK, TC092UK, TC096GE, TC096ND, TC096UK, TC097DK, TC097FR, TC097GE, TC097NO, TC097SP, TC097SW, TC097UK, TC0D1UK, TC0FBUK, TC0H1UK, TC0JBFR, TC0JBUK, TC0N6GB, TC0N6UK, TC0N7FR, TC0N7GE, TC0N7UK, TC0R6DK, TC0R6ND, TC0R6SW, TC0R6UK, TC0R7UK, THINKPAD T30, THINKPAD T30,TC0JBFR,TC086BE,TC091IT,TC081SL,TC081AT,TC081IT,TC081PB,TC081SP,TC081GE,TC081SW,TC081FR,TC0N7GE,TC0JBUK,TC041SP,TC0N6GB,TC0FBUK,TC0N7UK,TC0R7UK,TC0N7FR,TC061DU,TC021US,TC021JP,TC021SP,TC097SP,TC096ND,TC097FR,TC089FR,TC096GE,TC097GE,TC0R6DK,TC097DK,TC097SW,TC097NO,TC0R6UK,TC0N6UK,TC0R6ND,TC0R6SW,TC096UK,TC08AUK,TC089UK,TC088UK,TC087UK,TC086UK,TC068UK,TC067UK,TC066UK,TC057UK,TC056UK,TC041GE,TC0H1UK,TC0D1UK,TC085GE,TC021GE,TC061FR,TC085UK,TC084UK,TC082UK,TC063UK,TC061UK,TC045UK,TC043UK,TC042UK,TC041UK,TC041FR,TC021FR,TC092UK,TC091UK,TC081UK,TC044UK,TC023UK,TC044FR,TC021UK UPC 5705965708866 General Max Video Resolution 2048 x 1536 Hard Drive Controller Type IDE Bus Speed 400 MHz Memory RAM Technology DDR SDRAM Max Supported RAM 1 GB Processor Processor Type Mobile Pentium 4-M Processor Speed 2 GHz Display Laptop Display Technology TFT Active Matrix Display Size 14.1 in. Max. Display Resolution 1400 x 1050 Battery Battery Technology Lithium ion Battery Run Time 2.5 hours Optical Drive Optical Drive Type CD-RW/DVD-ROM Optical Drive ReWrite Speed 10x (CD-RW), 8x (CD-RW) Optical Drive.Read Speed 24x (CD), 8x (DVD) Dimensions Depth 25 cm Height 3.7 cm Width 30.4 cm Weight 2.6 kg Audio Laptop Audio Output Type Sound card Modem Modem Type Network / Modem Combo Analog Modulation Protocol ITU V.90, ITU V.92 Networking Networking Type Integrated Network Card Data Link Protocol Bluetooth, Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, IEEE 802.11b Features Input Methods Keyboard, Touchpad, Trackpoint, Ultranav

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CNET editors' review

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• Reviewed by:
• Dan Littman
• Reviewed on: 09/30/2002
• Updated on: 10/03/2010
• Released on: 04/24/2002

CNET Editors' ChoiceSep 02

The good: Now available with both pointing stick and touchpad; great keyboard; solid support; extra security features.

The bad: No-frills design.

The bottom line: The thin-and-light IBM ThinkPad T series offers an innovative design, top-notch performance, and tons of features.

Review:

When it comes to designing laptops for the mobile workforce, IBM leads while other vendors follow. The company's thin-and-light notebooks, the versatile ThinkPad T series, share a sturdy, well-designed case with titanium composite covers and come in so many configurations that you can find one that's right for just about any use. The line begins with the T23, which uses older Pentium III-M processors, and ends with the top-of-the-line T30, which uses P4-Ms. All models have a 14.1-inch display and feature one multipurpose drive bay. A separate UltraPort connector on top of the display lets you add ... Expand full review

When it comes to designing laptops for the mobile workforce, IBM leads while other vendors follow. The company's thin-and-light notebooks, the versatile ThinkPad T series, share a sturdy, well-designed case with titanium composite covers and come in so many configurations that you can find one that's right for just about any use. The line begins with the T23, which uses older Pentium III-M processors, and ends with the top-of-the-line T30, which uses P4-Ms. All models have a 14.1-inch display and feature one multipurpose drive bay. A separate UltraPort connector on top of the display lets you add a camera and other peripherals. Although its ValueWatch rating is merely average, we feel that the ThinkPad T series is an excellent investment.

	The T30's slim profile.

The ThinkPad T23 and T30 look virtually identical. They share the classic, matte-black, titanium-and-plastic composite case measuring 12 inches wide by 9.8 inches deep. The T30 is 1.6 inches thick and weighs 5.7 pounds with a combo CD-RW/DVD drive, in addition to another 0.8 pounds for an AC power supply. The T23 is slightly thinner and weighs a little less. Both have a distinctive, beveled front edge that snuggles into IBM's optional docking station, as well as a lip around the lid that seals the system tight when closed. The T30 models are distinguished by thick, exposed metal hinges that give the system's design a little flair.