Category:235 - Revision history

Bugmenot2: corrected memory info

2019-11-27T11:50:46Z

corrected memory info

Bugmenot2: organized data, needs driver matrix and the maintenance manual

2019-10-24T11:01:44Z

organized data, needs driver matrix and the maintenance manual

Gona.eu: correcting internal link

2010-04-14T09:37:16Z

correcting internal link

Gona.eu at 09:35, 14 April 2010

2010-04-14T09:35:53Z

Tonko at 21:51, 3 March 2010

2010-03-03T21:51:15Z

Btornado at 15:58, 19 January 2009

2009-01-19T15:58:16Z

MarcH: /* ThinkPad 235 */ numerous new details

2008-02-11T07:50:32Z

‎ThinkPad 235: numerous new details

MarcH: Added link to install without CD-ROM

2007-09-26T17:09:00Z

Added link to install without CD-ROM

MarcH: Fixed the parallel stuff. Added Ricoh Magio ref.

2007-09-26T11:46:06Z

Fixed the parallel stuff. Added Ricoh Magio ref.

MarcH: flora prius note 210

2007-09-26T11:24:30Z

flora prius note 210

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 <div style="margin: 0; margin-right:10px; border: 1px solid #dfdfdf; padding: 0em 1em 1em 1em; background-color:#F8F8FF; align:right;">
 === ThinkPad 235 ===
-This page gives an overview of the ThinkPad 235.
+This page gives an overview of the Japan-only ThinkPad 235.
 ==== Standard Features ====
 * One of the following CPUs:
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 * One of the following GPUs, wired to one of the following display panels:
 ** [[Chips and Technologies CT65555|Chips and Technologies CT65555, BGA]] with 2MB EDO DRAM
-*** 9.2-inch LVDS TN [[TFT display]], 800x600 (SVGA), CCFL backlight
+*** 9.2-inch LVDS TN [[TFT display]], 800x600 (SVGA), with CCFL backlight
 * One of the following chipsets, wired to two of the following RAM slots:
 ** [[OPTi FireStar Plus 82C700]] northbridge with integrated special southbridge
-*** 32MB [[EDO DRAM, BGA]] (slot 1)
+*** 32MB [[EDO_60ns|60ns EDO DRAM, BGA]] (slot 1)
-*** None, empty EDO SO-DIMM socket (slot 2)
+*** Empty [[EDO_60ns|60ns EDO DRAM, SO-DIMM]] (slot 2)
 * 2.5-inch IDE slot with one of the following:
 ** 2.16GB, 3.25GB, 4.32GB, 6.49GB, 10GB, 12GB, 20GB 4200 RPM, 8.45, 9.5, or 12.5-millimeter [[Hard disk drives|HDD]]
 * One of the following audio codecs:
 ** ISA with an [[ESS ES1879S AudioDrive]] codec
 * Machine Type(s): 2607
-* Dimensions: 235 x 173 x 33.7 millimeters or 9.25 x 6.81 x 1.33 inches (9.2-inch + 2 camcorder battery packs)
+* One of the following dimensions:
-* Weight: 1.25 kilograms or 2.76 pounds (9.2-inch + 2 camcorder battery packs)
+** 9.2-inch: 235 x 173 x 33.7 millimeters or 9.25 x 6.81 x 1.33 inches (with 2 camcorder battery packs)
 {{footnotes|
 #This model's design is based off the RIOS Clavius, which was also used by the Magio, VisionBook Traveler, FLORA Prius note 210, and the Endeavor TK-300.
-#This model uses two camcorder battery packs in place of 18650 battery cells. Known working camcorder battery packs: Canon BP-911, Sony NP-F520/F530/F550, Hitachi VM-BPL13.
+#This model uses two camcorder battery packs in place of 18650 cells. Known working camcorder battery packs: Canon BP-911, Sony NP-F520/F530/F550, Hitachi VM-BPL13.
 }}
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 <div style="margin: 0; margin-right:10px; border: 1px solid #dfdfdf; padding: 0em 1em 1em 1em; background-color:#F8F8FF; align:right;">
 === ThinkPad 235 ===
-This page gives an overview of all ThinkPad 235 (type 2607) related topics.
+This page gives an overview of the ThinkPad 235.
+==== Standard Features ====
-This machine is specific to Asia Pacific (mainly China, Hong Kong, Japan and Korea).
+* One of the following CPUs:
-It was designed by RIOS, a joint venture between IBM and Ricoh, under the codename "Chandra2" or "Clavius". It was marketed under a number of different names including Ricoh Magio, Hitachi VisionBook Traveler, Hitachi Flora Prius Note 210, Epson Endeavor TK-300/TK-400, ...
+** [[Intel Pentium MMX|Intel Mobile Pentium MMX, TCP]] 166, 233, or 266 MHz
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 [[Category:2 Series]]

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-The 800x600 screen is only 9.2" inches big. It can drive a 1024x768 monitor. It features 1 [[Pentium MMX]] (166 to 266MHz), 32 to 64Mo EDO RAM and one free extension slot.
+The 800x600 screen is only 9.2" inches big. It can drive a 1024x768 monitor. It features 1 [[Intel Pentium MMX]] (166 to 266MHz), 32 to 64Mo EDO RAM and one free extension slot.
 It features the following ports: 1 PCMCIA / ZV and 2 PCMCIA / CardBus slots, 1 USB port 12Mb/s, 1 PS/2, 1 IrDA 1.1 4Mb/s, 1 Dsub-9 serial, 1 Dsub-25 parallel and 1 Dsub-15 VGA ports. The floppy drive is external (parallel port). This floppy drive seems to be the only way for an [[Installation_on_ThinkPads_without_CD-ROM_drive | install/rescue boot]] ? (BIOS is in japanese). It came with Windows 98 pre-installed.

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-The 800x600 screen is only 9.2" inches big. It can drive a 1024x768 monitor. It features 1 Pentium MMX (166 to 266MHz), 32 to 64Mo EDO RAM and one free extension slot.
+The 800x600 screen is only 9.2" inches big. It can drive a 1024x768 monitor. It features 1 [[Pentium MMX]] (166 to 266MHz), 32 to 64Mo EDO RAM and one free extension slot.
 It features the following ports: 1 PCMCIA / ZV and 2 PCMCIA / CardBus slots, 1 USB port 12Mb/s, 1 PS/2, 1 IrDA 1.1 4Mb/s, 1 Dsub-9 serial, 1 Dsub-25 parallel and 1 Dsub-15 VGA ports. The floppy drive is external (parallel port). This floppy drive seems to be the only way for an [[Installation_on_ThinkPads_without_CD-ROM_drive | install/rescue boot]] ? (BIOS is in japanese). It came with Windows 98 pre-installed.

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 [http://digital.hmx.net/02contents/pc/i386/tp235/tp235.shtml Review in Japanese but with many pictures and detailed specifications in latin characters]
 [[Category:2 Series]]
 [http://www.extremecomputing.com/ricmag16.html Ricoh Magio specs]

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-It features 1 PCMCIA and 2 CardBus slots, 1 USB 1, 1 PS/2, 1 infra/red, 1 serial, 1 parallel and 1 VGA ports. The floppy drive is external (parallel port). This seems to be the only way for an install/rescue boot? (BIOS is in japanese). It is using two standard camcorder batteries (7.2V), allowing battery hotswap and external charge.
+It features 1 PCMCIA and 2 CardBus slots, 1 USB 12Mb/s, 1 PS/2, 1 infra/red 4Mb/s, 1 serial, 1 parallel and 1 VGA ports. The floppy drive is external (parallel port). This floppy drive seems to be the only way for an [[Installation_on_ThinkPads_without_CD-ROM_drive | install/rescue boot]] ? (BIOS is in japanese). It is using two standard camcorder batteries (7.2V), allowing battery hotswap and external charge.
 For dismantling help click on the mainboard picture below.
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 [http://arizona.speedchoice.com/~lufthans/unix/schlepptop/Hitachi.Traveler.html Linux on a Hitachi VisionBook Traveler]
-[http://digital.hmx.net/02contents/pc/i386/tp235/tp235.shtml Japanese page but with many pictures and detailed specifications in latin characters]
+[http://digital.hmx.net/02contents/pc/i386/tp235/tp235.shtml Review in Japanese but with many pictures and detailed specifications in latin characters]
 [[Category:Models]]
 [http://www.extremecomputing.com/ricmag16.html Ricoh Magio specs]

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 This machine is specific to Asia Pacific (mainly China, Hong Kong, Japan and Korea).
-It was designed by RIOS, a joint venture between IBM and Ricoh, under the codename "Chandra 2" or "Clavius". It was marketed under a number of different names including Hitachi VisionBook Traveler, Hitachi Prius 210, Epson Endeavor TK-300/TK-400, ...
+It was designed by RIOS, a joint venture between IBM and Ricoh, under the codename "Chandra 2" or "Clavius". It was marketed under a number of different names including Hitachi VisionBook Traveler, Hitachi Flora Prius Note 210, Epson Endeavor TK-300/TK-400, ...
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