ThinkPad Design - Revision history

Wyrfel: /* ThinkPad Design */

2006-02-08T22:36:22Z

‎ThinkPad Design

Wyrfel at 21:57, 8 February 2006

2006-02-08T21:57:28Z

Wyrfel: /* ThinkPad Marketing */

2006-02-08T21:51:08Z

‎ThinkPad Marketing

Wyrfel: /* ThinkPad Screensavers and Wallpapers */

2006-02-08T21:36:18Z

‎ThinkPad Screensavers and Wallpapers

Wyrfel: /* ThinkPad Marketing */

2006-02-08T21:36:10Z

‎ThinkPad Marketing

Wyrfel at 21:34, 8 February 2006

2006-02-08T21:34:15Z

New page

Here you can find information about the optical design of ThinkPads as well as accompanied marketing material and branding products like Screensavers, Wallpapers etc. .

==ThinkPad Design==

==ThinkPad Marketing==
The introduction of the ThinkPad i series was accompanied by a [http://www.ken-miki.net/work/project/thinkpad/thinkpad_top_.html marketing campain], developed by the japanese designer Ken Miki. The campain was built around a "ThinkPad Dog", which was a black labrador with a red nose. The nose carried a strong association with the strongest ThinkPad brand symbol, the ThinkPad [[TrackPoint]].

==ThinkPad Screensavers and Wallpapers==

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		+	According to [[Wikipedia:ThinkPad\|Wikipedia]], the Design work on the first ThinkPads was done at IBM's Yamato Design Center in Japan. The clean black lines of the ThinkPad were inspired by [[Wikipedia:Shokado_bento\|ShÅkadÅ bentÅ]], a traditional black-lacquered Japanese lunch box.

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		+	[[Image:ThinkPadDog.jpg\|right]]
	The introduction of the ThinkPad i series was accompanied by a [http://www.ken-miki.net/work/project/thinkpad/thinkpad_top_.html marketing campain], developed by the japanese designer Ken Miki. The campain was built around a "ThinkPad Dog", which was a black labrador with a red nose. The nose carried a strong association with the strongest ThinkPad brand symbol, the ThinkPad [[TrackPoint]].		The introduction of the ThinkPad i series was accompanied by a [http://www.ken-miki.net/work/project/thinkpad/thinkpad_top_.html marketing campain], developed by the japanese designer Ken Miki. The campain was built around a "ThinkPad Dog", which was a black labrador with a red nose. The nose carried a strong association with the strongest ThinkPad brand symbol, the ThinkPad [[TrackPoint]].

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	==ThinkPad Screensavers and Wallpapers==		==ThinkPad Screensavers and Wallpapers==
		+	*[http://www-06.ibm.com/jp/design/thinkpaddog/ ThinkPad Dog Screensaver (for Windows)]

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 ==ThinkPad Design==
 According to [[Wikipedia:ThinkPad|Wikipedia]], the Design work on the first ThinkPads was done at IBM's Yamato Design Center in Japan. The clean black lines of the ThinkPad were inspired by [[Wikipedia:Shokado_bento|ShÅkadÅ bentÅ]], a traditional black-lacquered Japanese lunch box.
 ==ThinkPad Marketing==

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 ==ThinkPad Marketing==
 The introduction of the ThinkPad i series was accompanied by a [http://www.ken-miki.net/work/project/thinkpad/thinkpad_top_.html marketing campain], developed by the japanese designer Ken Miki. The campain was built around a "ThinkPad Dog", which was a black labrador with a red nose. The nose carried a strong association with the strongest ThinkPad brand symbol, the ThinkPad [[TrackPoint]].
 ==ThinkPad Screensavers and Wallpapers==