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Consider IBM's ThinkPad R30 to be a ThinkPad T23 you can afford. At 5.9 pounds (not including the AC adapter), the R30 weighs only one-third pound more than the notebooks in IBM's T23 line--and it offers the same roomy, high-resolution 14.1-inch screen. The R30 has a single modular bay on the right side to accommodate any one of a wide range of extra-cost devices, including a second hard drive, a Zip 250 drive, a DVD-ROM/CD-RW combination drive, and the 8X/4X/24X CD-RW drive our test unit came with..

IBM??s ThinkPad X30 is an ideal travelling companion: it's light enough to carry but comfortable to use, and it packs sufficient power and Thinkpad X30 battery life. It is smaller than the vaguely A4 format common to most portables and as a result it's much more suitable for the regular traveller.

A classic ThinkPad laptop : ThinkPad R50. the R50 gives both--a touchpad and a pointing stick.It lacks key features--it even includes some deluxe ones. The R50 has a nearly full complement of ports, including FireWire and S-Video. Also with a powerful ThinkPad R50 battery (li-ion, 10.8V?? 6600mAh).