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Intel Core 2 Duo (Merom)

2016-12-13T08:26:16Z

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The Intel 2 Core is the successor of the [[Intel Core Duo (Yonah)]] processor. Unlike the Yonah, the Merom was designed specifically with mobile applications in mind. The Merom introduced various architectural additions such as EM64T, [[SIMD|SSSE3]] and improved the performance by up to 25 percent. The 667 MHz FSB versions are part of the "Napa" platform, while the 800MHz FSB versions are part of the "Santa Rosa" platform. The chip is also part of the hardware from both the Centrino Duo and Centrino Pro brands. The follow-on to Merom is [[Intel_Core_2_Duo_(Penryn)|Penryn]]

=Features=
*Dual Core
*EM64T
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanderpool#Intel_Virtualization_Technology_.28Intel_VT.29 Intel Virtualization Technology ]
*XD-Bit
*[[SIMD|MMX]], [[SIMD|SSE]], [[SIMD|SSE2]], [[SIMD|SSE3]], [[SIMD|SSSE3]] instruction sets
*667 or 800 MHz FSB
*65 nm fabrication process
*4 MB or 2 MB L2-Cache with dynamic cache sizing
*[[SpeedStep|Enhanced Intel SpeedStep (EIST)]], power states: normal (C0), AutoHALT/MWAIT (C1), Stop Grant (C2), Deep Sleep (C3), [[QuickStart and Deeper Sleep|Deeper Sleep]] (C4)
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=Available Types and ThinkPads featuring them=
==Standard Voltage==
{| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2
|- style="background:#ffdead;white-space:nowrap;"
! Name || sSpec || colspan=2 | Frequency (MHz) || L2 Cache || FSB (MHz)|| VT || colspan=2 | core Voltage (V) || colspan=2 | TDP (W) || ThinkPad Models
|- style="background:#ffdead;"
! !! !!max. !! min. !! !! !! !! high !! low !! high freq !! low freq !!
|-
| T7800 || || 2600 || 1000 || 4MB || 800 || yes || 1.30 || 0.85-0.9 || 35 || ? || {{T61p}}
|-
| T7700 || || 2400 || 1000 || 4MB || 800 || yes || 1.30 || 0.85-0.9 || 35 || ? || {{R61}}, {{T61}}, {{T61p}}
|-
| T7600 || SL9SD || 2333 || 1000 || 4MB || 667 || yes || 1.30 || 0.95 || 34 || 20 || {{T60}}, {{T60p}}
|-
| T7500 || || 2200 || 1000 || 4MB || 800 || yes || 1.30 || 0.85-0.9 || 35 || ? || {{R61}}, {{T61}}, {{T61p}}, {{X61}}
|-
| T7400 || SL9SE || 2166 || 1000 || 4MB || 667 || yes || 1.30 || 0.95 || 34 || 20 || {{T60}}, {{T60p}}, {{Z61t}}
|-
| T7300 || || 2000 || 800 || 4MB || 800 || yes || 1.30 || 0.85-0.9 || 35 || ? || {{R61}}, {{T61}}, {{X61}}
|-
| T7200 || SL9SF || 2000 || 1000 || 4MB || 667 || yes || 1.30 || 0.95 || 34 || 20 || {{R60}}, {{T60}}, {{X60}}, {{Z61m}}, {{Z61t}}
|-
| T7100 || || 1800 || 1000 || 2MB || 800 || yes || ? || 0.85-0.9 || 35 || ? || {{R61}}, {{T61}}, {{X61}}
|-
| T5870 || || 2000 || ? || 2MB || 800 || yes || ? || ? || 35 || ? || {{R500}}, {{SL300}}, {{SL400}}, {{SL400c}}, {{SL410}}, {{SL500}}, {{SL500c}}, {{SL510}}
|-
| T5750 || || 2000 || ? || 2MB || 667 || no || 1.30 || 1.0375 || 35 || ? || {{R61i}}
|-
| T5670 || || 1800 || 800 || 2MB || 800 || yes || 1.30 || 0.95 || 35 || ? || {{SL300}}, {{SL400}}, {{SL500}}, {{R500}}
|-
| T5600 || || 1833 || 1000 || 2MB || 667 || yes || 1.30 || 0.95 || 34 || 20 || {{R60}}, {{T60}}, {{X60}}, {{Z61t}}
|-
| T5550 || || 1833 || ? || 2MB || 667 || no || 1.30 || 1.0375 || 35 || ? || {{R61i}}
|-
| T5500 || || 1667 || 1000 || 2MB || 667 || no || 1.30 || 0.95 || 34 || 20 || {{R60}}, {{T60}}, {{X60}}, {{Z61m}}, {{Z61t}}
|-
| T5450 || || 1667 || ? || 2MB || 667 || no || 1.30 || 1.0375 || 35 || ? || {{R61i}}
|-
| T5250 || || 1500 || ? || 2MB || 667 || no || 1.30 || 1.0375 || 35 || ? || {{R61i}}
|}

==Low Voltage==
{| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2
|- style="background:#ffdead;white-space:nowrap;"
! Nr. || colspan=2 | Frequency (MHz) || L2 Cache || FSB (MHz)|| VT || colspan=2 | core Voltage (V) || colspan=2 | TDP (W) || ThinkPad Models
|- style="background:#ffdead;"
! !!max. !! min. !! !! !! !! high !! low !! high freq !! low freq !!
|-
| L7400 || 1500 || 1000 || 4MB || 667 || yes || 1.2 || 0.85 - 0.9 || 17 || ? || {{X60s}}, {{X60_Tablet}}
|-
| L7500 || 1600 || 800 || 4MB || 800 || yes || 1.1 || 0.85 - 0.9 || 17 || ? || {{X61s}}, {{X61_Tablet}}
|-
| L7700 || 1800 || 800 || 4MB || 800 || yes || 1.1 || 0.85 - 0.9 || 17 || ? || {{X61s}}, {{X61_Tablet}}
|-
| SL7100 || 1200 || 800 || 4MB || 800 || yes || 1.1 || 0.85 - 0.9 || 12 || ? || {{X300}}
|}

As you can see, the Low-Voltage CPU's work at the same Voltage as the normal CPUs when running in SLFM. With a simple tool (RMClock) you can use those lower voltages at every clock.
Intel gave other voltage-regions for the CPUs:

''the standard processor that works on a core voltage between 1.075V and 1.175V, the low voltage processors that work between 0.975V and 1.062V and finally the ultra low voltage processors that work between 0.80V and 0.975V.''

Intel doesn't think of the SLFM. With SLFM and a little bit luck, you're T-CPU can be thriftier than a LV-CPU but has more power.
With RMClock every T-CPU is thriftier than a LV-CPU, because you have the same voltage but a higher max-clock, so the sleep-states can be longer.

=Thermal Specifications=
The maximum temperature for safe operation is 100°C.

The catastrophic thermal protection temperature is 125°C.

Idle temperature is typically around 30-50°C.

Temperature at full utilisation is around 60-70°C.

These latter two values will of course depend largely on cooling systems and available airflow.

=Compiler optimisation flags=
==GCC==
In addition to the architecture independent <code>-O[0123s]</code> option hierarchy, architecture dependent optimisations are controlled by the <code>-march=<cpu-type></code> and <code>-mtune=<cpu-type></code> options. The <cpu-type> argument (not surprisingly) describes the type of cpu for which to optimise the compiled code. The <code>-mtune</code> option will generate code that is optimised for the given cpu type which will nevertheless run on cpu types other than the optimisation target. On the other hand, <code>-march</code> will attempt to optimise more aggressively at the expense of reducing portability to other cpu types. Optimisations implied by <code>-mtune</code> are a subset of <code>-march</code> optimisations, and thus it is only necessary to specify <code>-march</code> if the the maximum level of optimisation is desired.

With version of gcc before 4.3, 32-bit code should be compiled with the "prescott" as the cpu-type argument to <code>-march</code> or <code>-mtune</code> whereas 64-bit code should use the "nocona" argument. Gcc 4.3 however introduces "core2" as a valid argument to the <code>-mtune</code> and <code>-march</code> options which should be used. Alternatively, as of gcc 4.2, the "native" argument is supported. This will automatically determine the cpu-type on which compilation is taking place and apply optimisations specific to that cpu.

==Intel==
For the [http://www.spec.org/cpu2006/ SPEC CPU 2006 benchmarks], Intel used the shorthand <code>-fast</code>, which translates into <code>-O3 -ipo -static -no-prec-div -xP</code>. However, the compiler also provides the flag <code>-xT</code>, which activates the optimization for Core 2 Duo and SSSE3 (instead of SSE3 only with <code>-xP</code>).

=Microcode=
Much like software products, bugs, errata or ways to improve upon operation are often found in CPU's after they have reached the market. In some cases, the necessary changes can be applied by the end user without any change to the underlying hardware in the form of microcode updates downloadable from the manufacturer. Intel offers these microcode updates for download on their [http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?ProductID=2676&DwnldID=14303&lang=eng website].

Provided the availability of the <tt>microcode</tt> and <tt>firmware</tt> kernel modules (which are enabled in the stock kernels of most distributions) and a suitable user space tool such as [http://urbanmyth.org/microcode/ microcode_ctl], one can install the updated microcode into their processors at runtime. The microcode update is volatile however, meaning that it disappears upon reboot. While this reduces the risk of applying such an update to essentially 0, it does mean that it must be applied on each boot.
==Debian==
You can install the microcode.ctl package which will take care of everything (including downloading the microcode itself) for you. Just run
{{cmdroot|aptitude install microcode.ctl}}. This package includes an init script which will run at boot to load the microcode into the processor. This script also contains a line which will remove the <tt>microcode</tt> kernel module once the operation is complete and it is no longer needed, however it is strangely commented out by default. If you want to keep your loaded modules (used memory) to a minimum, you can edit {{path|/etc/init.d/microcode.ctl}} and uncomment the line
<pre>
[ -x /sbin/modprobe ] && /sbin/modprobe -r microcode > /dev/null 2> /dev/null
</pre>
==Gentoo==
The <tt>microcode-ctl</tt> utility can be installed as follows: {{cmdroot|emerge microcode-ctl}}. This will create an init script <tt>/etc/init.d/microcode_ctl</tt>, but will not automatically set it to run on startup; to do so, run {{cmdroot|rc-update add microcode_ctl boot}}. Also, this will install an old copy of the microcode to <tt>/etc/microcode.dat</tt>; to update it, download a new copy from the link above and replace this file.

=Note on Hyper-Threading=
Note that as opposed to Pentium 4/NetBurst, current Core 2 do not support hyper-threading, and therefore there is usually no option in the BIOS to activate it. Refer to Intel's [http://www.intel.com/products/ht/hyperthreading_more.htm Hyper-Threading Technology] for a list of hyper-threading capable CPU.

=See also=
*[[Intel Core Solo (Yonah)]]
*[[Intel Core Duo (Yonah)]]
*[[Intel Core 2 Duo (Penryn)]]

== External Links ==
*[http://www.intel.com/products/processor_number/chart/core2duo.htm Intel - Processor Numbers and Features]
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_Core_2_microprocessors#Mobile_processors Wikipedia - Intel Core 2 mobile microprocessors]

[[Category:Components]]

Model suffixes

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{{Stub}}

This page gives an overview of the model suffixes that indicate variants of the main model.

== Post-2000 models ==

'''p:''' Professional. Usually with higher specs, bigger/higher density screens, designed to be desktop replacements.

'''s:''' Slim. Usually low-voltage, low frequency, soldered-on CPUs, better battery life. Slimmer build, usually thinner than regular models.

'''i:''' Budget models, usually but not always weaker CPU (often Celeron), lower resolution, no UltraBay, lacking features (Wifi, Firewire etc.)

'''e:''' Economy(?). Similar to i models in weaker specs and features.

'''u:''' Ultraportable. Only present on the {{T430u}} model (?).

'''m:''' Most likely difference in casing size and/or features. (For example, HMM for {{A20m}}/{{A20p}} does not show any differences between the models.)

'''t:''' Not to be confused with "Tablet" models. Present on some lower-speced models in early 2000's (e.g. {{Z61p}} vs {{Z61t}}.).

== Pre-2000 models ==

Suffixes on older models vary considerably and do not follow a regular pattern.

Examples are XD, XL, C, CE, CV, CS, CX, CSD, CSE.

Model suffixes

2016-06-10T07:24:44Z

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{{Stub}}

This page gives an overview of the model suffixes that indicate variants of the main model.

== Post-2000 models ==

'''p:''' Professional. Usually with higher specs, bigger/higher density screens, designed to be desktop replacements.

'''s:''' Slim. Usually low-voltage, low frequency, soldered-on CPUs, better battery life. Slimmer build, usually thinner than regular models.

'''i:''' Budget models, usually but not always weaker CPU (often Celeron), lower resolution, no UltraBay, lacking features (Wifi, Firewire etc.)

'''e:''' Economy(?). Similar to i models in weaker specs and features.

'''u:''' Ultraportable. Only present on the T430u model (?).

'''m:''' Most likely difference in casing size and/or features. (For example, HMM for {{A20m}}/{{A20p}} does not show any differences between the models.)

'''t:''' (Not to be confused with "Tablet" models.) Present on some lower-speced models in early 2000's. (Z61p vs Z61t.)

== Pre-2000 models ==

Suffixes on older models vary considerably and do not follow a regular pattern.

Examples are XD, XL, C, CE, CV, CS, CX, CSD, CSE.

Model suffixes

2016-06-10T07:23:02Z

Dsrg: /* Post-2000 models */

{{Stub}}

This page gives an overview of the model suffixes that indicate variants of the main model.

== Post-2000 models ==

'''p:''' Professional. Usually with higher specs, bigger/higher density screens, designed to be desktop replacements.

'''s:''' Slim. Usually low-voltage, low frequency, soldered-on CPUs, better battery life. Slimmer build, usually thinner than regular models.

'''i:''' Budget models, usually but not always weaker CPU (often Celeron), lower resolution, no UltraBay, lacking features (Wifi, Firewire etc.)

'''e:''' Economy(?). Similar to i models in weaker specs and features.

'''u:''' Ultraportable. Only present on the T430u model (?).

'''m:''' Most likely difference in casing size and/or features. (HMM for A20m/p does not show any differences between the models.)

'''t:''' (Not to be confused with "Tablet" models.) present on some lower-speced models in early 2000's. (Z61p vs Z61t.)

== Pre-2000 models ==

Suffixes on older models vary considerably and do not follow a regular pattern.

Examples are XD, XL, C, CE, CV, CS, CX, CSD, CSE.

Model suffixes

2016-06-10T07:10:52Z

Dsrg: /* Post-2000 models */

{{Stub}}

This page gives an overview of the model suffixes that indicate variants of the main model.

== Post-2000 models ==

'''p:''' Professional. Usually with higher specs, bigger/higher density screens, designed to be desktop replacements.

'''s:''' Slim. Usually low-voltage, low frequency, soldered-on CPUs, better battery life. Slimmer build, usually thinner than regular models.

'''i:''' Budget models, usually but not always weaker CPU (often Celeron), lower resolution, no UltraBay, lacking features (Wifi, Firewire etc.)

'''e:''' Economy(?). Similar to i models in weaker specs and features.

'''u:'''

'''m:''' Most likely difference in casing size and/or features. (HMM for A20m/p does not show any differences between the models.)

'''t:'''

== Pre-2000 models ==

Suffixes on older models vary considerably and do not follow a regular pattern.

Examples are XD, XL, C, CE, CV, CS, CX, CSD, CSE.

Model suffixes

2016-06-10T07:04:44Z

Dsrg: /* Post-2000 models */

{{Stub}}

This page gives an overview of the model suffixes that indicate variants of the main model.

== Post-2000 models ==

'''p:''' Professional. Usually with higher specs, bigger/higher density screens, designed to be desktop replacements.

'''s:''' Slim. Usually low-voltage, low frequency, soldered-on CPUs, better battery life. Slimmer build, usually thinner than regular models.

'''i:''' Budget models, usually weaker CPU (often Celeron) and lacking features (Wifi, bluetooth etc.)

'''e:''' Economy(?). Similar to i models in weaker specs and features.

'''u:'''

'''m:''' Most likely difference in casing size and/or features. (HMM for A20m/p does not show any differences between the models.)

'''t:'''

== Pre-2000 models ==

Suffixes on older models vary considerably and do not follow a regular pattern.

Examples are XD, XL, C, CE, CV, CS, CX, CSD, CSE.

Model suffixes

2016-06-10T07:00:48Z

Dsrg: /* Post-2000 models */

{{Stub}}

This page gives an overview of the model suffixes that indicate variants of the main model.

== Post-2000 models ==

'''p:''' Professional. Usually with higher specs, bigger/higher density screens, designed to be desktop replacements.

'''s:''' Slim. Usually low-voltage, low frequency, soldered-on CPUs, better battery life. Slimmer build, usually thinner than regular models.

'''i:''' Budget models, usually weaker CPU (often Celeron) and lacking features (Wifi, bluetooth etc.)

'''e:'''

'''u:'''

'''m:''' Most likely difference in casing size and/or features. (HMM for A20m/p does not show any differences between the models.)

'''t:'''

== Pre-2000 models ==

Suffixes on older models vary considerably and do not follow a regular pattern.

Examples are XD, XL, C, CE, CV, CS, CX, CSD, CSE.

Model suffixes

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Hardware Specifications

2016-06-09T20:38:30Z

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{{Usage|
*Choose a model name to get a list of all currently available information related to this Model.
*Choose a type-and-model number to get the specs of that specific model.
}}
Here you can learn about specific ThinkPads specifications.

Furthermore, you may
*compare the [[ThinkPad series]] (G, R, T, W, X, Z),
*understand the [[model suffixes]] (p, s, e, i, u etc),
*get an overview of the [[ThinkPad History]] or
*learn about the name [[ThinkPad]].

==IBM/Lenovos hardware specs==
* '''Lenovo ThinkPads'''
** For current Lenovo ThinkPad R, T, W and X series models look for the official specs listed in [http://www.lenovo.com/psref/pdf/tabook.pdf tabook.pdf] (for Western Europe refer to [http://www.lenovo.com/psref/pdf/tabook_WE.pdf tabook_WE.pdf])
** For ThinkPad Edge and SL Series look at [http://www.lenovo.com/psref/pdf/slbook.pdf slbook.pdf]
** For withdrawn Lenovo ThinkPads, look at [http://www.lenovo.com/psref/pdf/ltwbook.pdf ltwbook.pdf]
* '''Withdrawn IBM ThinkPads'''
** For A, G, T and X series models look for the official IBM specs listed in [http://www.lenovo.com/psref/pdf/tawbook.pdf tawbook.pdf]
** For R series models look for the official IBM specs listed in [http://www.lenovo.com/psref/pdf/trwbook.pdf trwbook.pdf]
** For i series models look for the official IBM specs listed in [http://www.lenovo.com/psref/pdf/tiwbook.pdf tiwbook.pdf]
** For 200, 300, 500, 600 and 700 series models look for the official IBM specs listed in [http://www.lenovo.com/psref/pdf/twbook.pdf twbook.pdf]<br>
** Or try searching the IBM announcements letters [http://www.ibm.com/news/usalet/ here].

==Available Models==
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!Numbered!!A series!!G series!!R series!!S series!!SL series!!T series!!X series!!Z series!!W series!!Edge series!!others
|- style="text-align:left;vertical-align:top;"
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'''[[:Category:240 | ThinkPad 240]]'''

'''[[:Category:240X | ThinkPad 240X]]'''

'''[[:Category:240Z | ThinkPad 240Z]]'''

'''[[:Category:390X | ThinkPad 390X]]'''

'''[[:Category:560 | ThinkPad 560]]'''

'''[[:Category:560E | ThinkPad 560E]]'''

'''[[:Category:560X | ThinkPad 560X]]'''

'''[[:Category:560Z | ThinkPad 560Z]]'''

'''[[:Category:600 | ThinkPad 600]]'''

'''[[:Category:600E | ThinkPad 600E]]'''

'''[[:Category:600X | ThinkPad 600X]]'''

'''[[:Category:700 | ThinkPad 700]]'''

'''[[:Category:760ED | ThinkPad 760ED]]'''

'''[[:Category:760XD | ThinkPad 760XD]]'''

'''[[:Category:765L | ThinkPad 765L]]'''

'''[[:Category:765D | ThinkPad 765D]]'''

'''[[:Category:770 | ThinkPad 770]]'''

'''[[:Category:770E | ThinkPad 770E]]'''

'''[[:Category:770X | ThinkPad 770X]]'''

'''[[:Category:770Z | ThinkPad 770Z]]'''

||
'''[[:Category:A20m | ThinkPad A20m]]'''

'''[[:Category:A20p | ThinkPad A20p]]'''

'''[[:Category:A21e | ThinkPad A21e]]'''

'''[[:Category:A21m | ThinkPad A21m]]'''

'''[[:Category:A21p | ThinkPad A21p]]'''

'''[[:Category:A22e | ThinkPad A22e]]'''

'''[[:Category:A22m | ThinkPad A22m]]'''

'''[[:Category:A22p | ThinkPad A22p]]'''

'''[[:Category:A30 | ThinkPad A30]]'''

'''[[:Category:A30p | ThinkPad A30p]]'''

'''[[:Category:A31 | ThinkPad A31]]'''

'''[[:Category:A31p | ThinkPad A31p]]'''

||
'''[[:Category:G40 | ThinkPad G40]]'''

'''[[:Category:G41 | ThinkPad G41]]'''

'''[[:Category:G50 | ThinkPad G50]]'''

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'''[[:Category:R30 | ThinkPad R30]]'''

'''[[:Category:R31 | ThinkPad R31]]'''

'''[[:Category:R32 | ThinkPad R32]]'''

'''[[:Category:R40 | ThinkPad R40]]'''

'''[[:Category:R40e | ThinkPad R40e]]'''

'''[[:Category:R50 | ThinkPad R50]]'''

'''[[:Category:R50p | ThinkPad R50p]]'''

'''[[:Category:R50e | ThinkPad R50e]]'''

'''[[:Category:R51 | ThinkPad R51]]'''

'''[[:Category:R52 | ThinkPad R52]]'''

'''[[:Category:R60 | ThinkPad R60]]'''

'''[[:Category:R60e | ThinkPad R60e]]'''

'''[[:Category:R61 | ThinkPad R61]]'''

'''[[:Category:R61e | ThinkPad R61e]]'''

'''[[:Category:R400 | ThinkPad R400]]'''

'''[[:Category:R500 | ThinkPad R500]]'''
||
'''[[:Category:S30|ThinkPad S30]]'''

'''[[:Category:S31|ThinkPad S31]]'''
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'''[[:Category:SL300|ThinkPad SL300]]'''

'''[[:Category:SL400|ThinkPad SL400]]'''

'''[[:Category:SL500|ThinkPad SL500]]'''
||
'''[[:Category:T20|ThinkPad T20]]'''

'''[[:Category:T21|ThinkPad T21]]'''

'''[[:Category:T22|ThinkPad T22]]'''

'''[[:Category:T23 | ThinkPad T23]]'''

'''[[:Category:T30 | ThinkPad T30]]'''

'''[[:Category:T40 | ThinkPad T40]]'''

'''[[:Category:T40p | ThinkPad T40p]]'''

'''[[:Category:T41 | ThinkPad T41]]'''

'''[[:Category:T41p | ThinkPad T41p]]'''

'''[[:Category:T42 | ThinkPad T42]]'''

'''[[:Category:T42p | ThinkPad T42p]]'''

'''[[:Category:T43 | Thinkpad T43]]'''

'''[[:Category:T43p | Thinkpad T43p]]'''

'''[[:Category:T60 | ThinkPad T60]]'''

'''[[:Category:T60p | ThinkPad T60p]]'''

'''[[:Category:T61 | ThinkPad T61]]'''

'''[[:Category:T61p | ThinkPad T61p]]'''

'''[[:Category:T400 | ThinkPad T400]]'''

'''[[:Category:T400s | ThinkPad T400s]]'''

'''[[:Category:T410 | ThinkPad T410]]'''

'''[[:Category:T410s | ThinkPad T410s]]'''

'''[[:Category:T410i | ThinkPad T410i]]'''

'''[[:Category:T420 | ThinkPad T420]]'''

'''[[:Category:T420s | ThinkPad T420s]]'''

'''[[:Category:T430 | ThinkPad T430]]'''

'''[[:Category:T430s | ThinkPad T430s]]'''

'''[[:Category:T430u | ThinkPad T430u]]'''

'''[[:Category:T440 | Thinkpad T440]]'''

'''[[:Category:T440p | Thinkpad T440p]]'''

'''[[:Category:T440s | Thinkpad T440s]]'''

'''[[:Category:T450 | Thinkpad T450]]'''

'''[[:Category:T450s | Thinkpad T450s]]'''

'''[[:Category:T500 | ThinkPad T500]]'''

'''[[:Category:T510 | ThinkPad T510]]'''

'''[[:Category:T520 | ThinkPad T520]]'''

'''[[:Category:T530 | ThinkPad T530]]'''

'''[[:Category:T540p | Thinkpad T540p]]'''

'''[[:Category:T550 | Thinkpad T550]]'''

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'''[[:Category:X20 | ThinkPad X20]]'''

'''[[:Category:X21 | ThinkPad X21]]'''

'''[[:Category:X22 | ThinkPad X22]]'''

'''[[:Category:X23 | ThinkPad X23]]'''

'''[[:Category:X24 | ThinkPad X24]]'''

'''[[:Category:X30 | ThinkPad X30]]'''

'''[[:Category:X31 | ThinkPad X31]]'''

'''[[:Category:X32 | ThinkPad X32]]'''

'''[[:Category:X40 | ThinkPad X40]]'''

'''[[:Category:X41 | ThinkPad X41]]'''

'''[[:Category:X41 Tablet | ThinkPad X41 Tablet]]'''

'''[[:Category:X60 | ThinkPad X60]]'''

'''[[:Category:X60s | ThinkPad X60s]]'''

'''[[:Category:X60_Tablet | ThinkPad X60 Tablet]]'''

'''[[:Category:X61 | ThinkPad X61]]'''

'''[[:Category:X61s | ThinkPad X61s]]'''

'''[[:Category:X61_Tablet | ThinkPad X61 Tablet]]'''

'''[[:Category:X100e | ThinkPad X100e]]'''

'''[[:Category:X120e | ThinkPad X120e]]'''

'''[[:Category:X130e| ThinkPad X130e]]'''

'''[[:Category:X200 | ThinkPad X200]]'''

'''[[:Category:X200 Tablet | ThinkPad X200 Tablet]]'''

'''[[:Category:X200s | ThinkPad X200s]]'''

'''[[:Category:X201 | ThinkPad X201]]'''

'''[[:Category:X201 Tablet | ThinkPad X201 Tablet]]'''

'''[[:Category:X201s | ThinkPad X201s]]'''

'''[[:Category:X201i | ThinkPad X201i]]'''

'''[[:Category:X220 | ThinkPad X220]]'''

'''[[:Category:X220 Tablet | ThinkPad X220 Tablet]]'''

'''[[:Category:X220i | ThinkPad X220i]]'''

'''[[:Category:X220i Tablet | ThinkPad X220i Tablet]]'''

'''[[:Category:X230 | ThinkPad X230]]'''

'''[[:Category:X240 | ThinkPad X240]]'''

'''[[:Category:X250 | ThinkPad X250]]'''

'''[[:Category:X300 | ThinkPad X300]]'''

'''[[:Category:X301 | ThinkPad X301]]'''

'''[[:Category:X1 | ThinkPad X1]]'''

'''[[:Category:X1 Carbon | ThinkPad X1 Carbon (X1C)]]'''

'''[[:Category:X1 Carbon 2nd | ThinkPad X1 Carbon 2nd Gen (X1C2)]]'''

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'''[[:Category:Z60t | ThinkPad Z60t]]'''

'''[[:Category:Z60m | ThinkPad Z60m]]'''

'''[[:Category:Z61e | ThinkPad Z61e]]'''

'''[[:Category:Z61t | ThinkPad Z61t]]'''

'''[[:Category:Z61m | ThinkPad Z61m]]'''

'''[[:Category:Z61p | ThinkPad Z61p]]'''
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'''[[:Category:W500 | ThinkPad W500]]'''

'''[[:Category:W510 | ThinkPad W510]]'''

'''[[:Category:W520 | ThinkPad W520]]'''

'''[[:Category:W530 | ThinkPad W530]]'''

'''[[:Category:W540 | ThinkPad W540]]'''

'''[[:Category:W700 | ThinkPad W700]]'''

'''[[:Category:W701 | ThinkPad W701]]'''

'''[[:Category:W701ds | ThinkPad W701ds]]'''
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'''[[:Category:Edge 11" | ThinkPad Edge 11"]]

'''[[:Category:Edge 13" | ThinkPad Edge 13"]]'''

'''[[:Category:Edge 14" | ThinkPad Edge 14"]]'''

'''[[:Category:Edge 15" | ThinkPad Edge 15"]]'''

'''[[:Category:Edge Twist | Thinkpad Twist]]'''
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'''[[:Template:I_Series | I Series]]'''
'''[[:Category:PC110 | PC110]]'''
*[[PC110]]

'''[[:Category:TransNote|TransNote]]'''
*[[2675-61G]]

'''[[:Category:Helix|ThinkPad Helix]]'''
*[[Helix-20C | 20C]]
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