The Thinkpad R51 Notebook Computer

With the news that IBM have sold their computer manufacturing business to the Lenovo group in China, some have wondered what will happen to the quality of IBM products, including the Thinkpad brand.

With technological innovations such as the T42's biometric fingerprint reader, Thinkpads have always garnered awards for ingenuity, reliabilty and workmanship. - Thus far, nothing has changed, indeed, lately the accolades have been rolling in for IBM and their reliable Thinkpad R51 laptop.

The R51 was voted as one of PCworld's top fifteen rated laptop computers, and also achieved a respectable WhatLaptop.co.uk review of 7 out of 10. The best was yet to come however, as readers of PC Pro magazine voted in their droves for IBM again making them #1 in the overall notebook category!

The IBM Thinkpad R51 comes with built in Wi-Fi wireless connectivity, a Pentium M 725 1.6 GHz processor (1.70GHz is also available), a 60GB Hard drive and a 15 inch (1400x1050) TFT display - All housed within an authoritative business like chassis.

The keyboard is excellent, the individually mounted keys ensure an easy typing action. You shouldn't struggle to see the letters on the keys either thanks to the innovative "ThinkLight" - an LED that lights up the keyboard, helping laptop users type in low light conditions. It's thoughtful features like this that really make Thinkpads stand out from the crowd.

By Todd Gold

Friday, February 11, 2005

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