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    Gandhalfman_ got a reaction from Senor Potato in Things you liked that disapeared from the market.   
    OP , those pointing sticks still exsist today and are under the name of "ThinkPad"

    Even Lenovo's slimest , ahem , most powerful (giggle) laptop has it.
     
    They exsist ;P
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    Gandhalfman_ reacted to mikeangeles 75 in In-Win 901 (mITX Case) discussion.   
    Looks awesome, but functionality-wise... meh.
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    Gandhalfman_ reacted to Dragonzeanse in In-Win 901 (mITX Case) discussion.   
    It's definitely unique. Normally I would say it's up to the individual whether or not it looks good, but because you're asking for those opinions, I think it looks good. Normally I hate extreme minimalism when it comes to design, but sometimes it's pulled off in a clever manner, and I think In-Win did just that. Helps that it's not a bad performer, either.
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    Gandhalfman_ reacted to _wky in Second-hand Thinkpad , help!   
    A cheap SSD and a couple more gigs of RAM and it should be great for what you need it for.
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    Gandhalfman_ reacted to rashdanml in Second-hand Thinkpad , help!   
    For that particular usage scenario, it's more than enough. The older Thinkpads are still excellent machines (even if they're a bit dated by today's standards). Linux is perfect for it. 
     
    If you're able to spend a bit more, the X201 and X220 may be better options; iirc, the X220 comes with Sandy Bridge, and it's the last Thinkpad to feature the 7-row keyboard that diehard Thinkpad enthusiasts are extremely fond of.
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