Most other laptops at the time had monochrome screens attached to ugly and bulky shells. Featuring a (for the time) large 10.4-inch TFT full-color display, the 700C stood head and shoulders above the competition. The tablet featured a 10-inch monochrome STN display with a resolution of 640x480.Įventually released to the public in October 1992, the ThinkPad 700T was an overall flop and soon disappeared from the market altogether, but it did pave the way for one of the biggest successes in IBM history: the ThinkPad 700C. Rather, the 700T (announced in April of 1992) was a tablet PC powered by an Intel 386SX/20 CPU, 4 or 8 MB of RAM, and two 10 MB solid state file storage drives. The first device released under the ThinkPad moniker wasn't a traditional laptop.
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