IBM churns out preconfigured versions of its corporate thin-and-light ThinkPad T43 series like rabbits produce offspring. You can find dozens of different ThinkPad T43 configurations through a number ...

Armed with updated components and a fingerprint reader, the IBM ThinkPad T43 ($2,199 as tested) wins the latest Editors' Choice for business notebooks. Whether you're on the road or in a boardroom, ...

Now that Intel has taken the wraps off its revamped Centrino platform, codenamed Sonoma, notebook manufacturers are releasing details of new models incorporating the upgraded Pentium M processor, 915 ...

ThinkPad has always been the Volvo of laptops—sensible, sometimes attractive, and always expensive. Well, now that Lenovo is riding the IBM ThinkPad logo like a mule, their latest models are pitching ...

PC Magazine reviews the IBM ThinkPad T43 and is overall quite pleased, offering it the coveted “4.5 dots” rating. Based on a 1.86 GHz Pentium M and sporting a 60GB hard drive (contrary to PC ...

In October, IBM released its first ThinkPad with a built-in thumb print reader that tied a scanner device to a security chip for added security. Company officials heralded the new product amid high ...

Known as arguably one of the best selling Notebooks in the Corporate sector, IBM's T series of Thinkpad Notebooks has historically earned high marks for its build quality, feature set and general well ...

This thread might feel like coming from a time machine, but I would really appreciate the Hive feedback. I'm a proud owner of a Thinkpad T43 that, even tho it works flawlessly for my needs, the ...

I've got a new ThinkPad T43 with a port replicator that has both a DVI out and an analog 15-pin video out. The ThinkPad itself only has a analog 15-pin video out.<BR><BR>I've been completely unable to ...

IBM's ThinkPad T43 updates the company's thin-and-light laptop range by adding the Sonoma version of Intel's Centrino mobile technology, as well as new features in IBM's Rescue and Recovery software ...

A few short years back, the T series notebook from IBM was exactly what most of us thought of whenever someone uttered the word "notebook". Through the years, it has been the friend of many students, ...