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My bad then. No hard feelings. :) Well, I naively assumed there were docking stations, most of the ThinkPads (most laptops by any vendor, really) I've seen in
by krylon 4y ago
My bad then. No hard feelings. :)
Well, I naively assumed there were docking stations, most of the ThinkPads (most laptops by any vendor, really) I've seen in corporate settings were attached to docking stations. But I only got into IT years later, the Butterfly was a collector's item that the time.
I do like a laptop to be slightly deeper, so I can rest my palms in the front while typing. But it sounds like an interesting design.
- lproven 4y ago:-) There might be one! There is, or rather was, a port replicator. This thing: https://www.amazon.com/IBM-MultiPort-Replicator-ThinkPad-Notebook/dp/B00BL1ZLGA https://www.amazon.com/IBM-MultiPort-Replicator-ThinkPad-Not... I have one of those, too. I had totally forgotten about it -- my apologies! The Vaio P sounds interesting? It totally is. That's why I bought one a couple of years ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Vaio_P_series https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Vaio_P_series It's so slim that typing on it is fine... but the keyboard is an early chiclet one, with next to no feel, and even the US/UK keyboard layouts have a Japanese key placement, which is weird and constantly confuses me.