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=ThinkPad 600 series= | =ThinkPad 600 series= | ||
| − | The 600 series was | + | The 600 series was developed as a slim notebook machine line, with the intention of being slightly heavier than a 500 series to include the features of a 700 series equivalent. |
| − | + | This was to create a bridge between the subnotebook and the notebook form factor, in such a way that it has reasonable weight and reasonable performance to cater to those that did not need all-out portability or performance. In other words, it focuses on merging two design goals to create a middle-ground, rather than focusing on one design goal to the extreme. | |
| − | + | Following the discontinuation of every numerical series ThinkPads, the 600 series was replaced with the T series as its successor. | |
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Revision as of 19:39, 31 October 2019
ThinkPad 600 seriesThe 600 series was developed as a slim notebook machine line, with the intention of being slightly heavier than a 500 series to include the features of a 700 series equivalent. This was to create a bridge between the subnotebook and the notebook form factor, in such a way that it has reasonable weight and reasonable performance to cater to those that did not need all-out portability or performance. In other words, it focuses on merging two design goals to create a middle-ground, rather than focusing on one design goal to the extreme. Following the discontinuation of every numerical series ThinkPads, the 600 series was replaced with the T series as its successor. |
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