<p>Comment: My first ever ThinkPad. The left hinge is broken so I can't close it :(. Supposed to be my workhouse but there are so many dead pixel regions it's unbearable.</p>
<li><b>Misc. Peripherals: </b>CSR8510 Bluetooth 4.0 USB Adapter</li>
<li><b>Ultrabay: </b>3-Cell Battery</li>
<li><b>OS: </b>GNU Guix System</li>
<li><b>WM: </b>Sway</li>
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<p>Comment: After using the X200 Tablet for a while this one really feels comically large. Only 3GB of RAM are addressable because reasons. It was in a bag for a while while I was travelling, and now the Bluetooth adapter's casing is broken and you can see the PCB. Very cool. I used to use this one as my go-to take-everywhere laptop, but now I have the X200 Tablet</p>
<p>Comment: I screwed up the antennae when I was trying to disconnect them (screw u.FL). The SIM card slot either doesn't work or i can't use an adapter for it.</p>
<p>Comment: Big chunky boy with a floppy AND CD drive. Hardware brightness slider, volume knob, power slider. Crazy stuff. For now it has no battery and a UK keyboard (ew), but that will change soon. The DWA-642 isn't working for some reason either, so I can't even do anything on it. I asked the thinkpads.com forum so we'll see where it goes.</p>