F funny Feb 22, 2004 #1 May be a dumb question, but in a few words, just what are the differences anyway? Thank You
C ChrisJ9876 Feb 22, 2004 #2 From: (e-mail address removed) Date: 02/22/2004 7:50 AM Eastern Standard Time Message-id: <[email protected]> May be a dumb question, but in a few words, just what are the differences anyway? Thank You Click to expand... The terms 'laptop' and 'notebook' are pretty much synonomous. 'ThinkPad' is a brand name for a laptop/notebook (IBM).
From: (e-mail address removed) Date: 02/22/2004 7:50 AM Eastern Standard Time Message-id: <[email protected]> May be a dumb question, but in a few words, just what are the differences anyway? Thank You Click to expand... The terms 'laptop' and 'notebook' are pretty much synonomous. 'ThinkPad' is a brand name for a laptop/notebook (IBM).
F funny Feb 22, 2004 #3 The terms 'laptop' and 'notebook' are pretty much synonomous. 'ThinkPad' is a brand name for a laptop/notebook (IBM). Click to expand... Kinda what I figgerred. Thanks.
The terms 'laptop' and 'notebook' are pretty much synonomous. 'ThinkPad' is a brand name for a laptop/notebook (IBM). Click to expand... Kinda what I figgerred. Thanks.
J John R. Sellers Feb 22, 2004 #4 ChrisJ9876 said: The terms 'laptop' and 'notebook' are pretty much synonomous. 'ThinkPad' is a brand name for a laptop/notebook (IBM). Click to expand... Wasn't the term 'notebook' first used to describe a smaller version of the laptop.
ChrisJ9876 said: The terms 'laptop' and 'notebook' are pretty much synonomous. 'ThinkPad' is a brand name for a laptop/notebook (IBM). Click to expand... Wasn't the term 'notebook' first used to describe a smaller version of the laptop.
