The T42 has the same port replicator and docking modules as most of the ThinkPad line (the A-, T-, and X-series, excluding the X40). IBM loads the T42 with its exclusive features. There's the Active ...

Hoping to drive biometric devices into the mainstream, IBM on Monday unveiled its first ThinkPad that features an integrated fingerprint reader that will work in tandem with an embedded security ...

IBM's 'thin-and-light' ThinkPad T42 already offers one of the most complete security solutions available on a notebook. However, this has now been boosted with the addition of on-the-fly hard disk ...

IBM announced on Monday the launch of a new line of ThinkPad notebooks designed to provide an extra layer of data protection through advanced fingerprint technology. The biometric capability will be ...

I need a new computer purely for writing. Based on my research, I've settled on a ThinkPad T42, because the screen is 4:3 and the machine is very durable and reliable. I have limited experience with ...

IBM is taking computing security and data protection to the next level with the introduction of the first ThinkPad with an integrated fingerprint reader. ThinkPad, already the industry's most secure ...

Now that Intel has taken the wraps off its revamped Centrino platform, codenamed Sonoma, notebook manufacturers are releasing details of new models incorporating the upgraded Pentium M processor, 915 ...

My beloved T42 makes a bad, mechanical noise when powered up. Kind of a whirr, it sounds like a problem with a fan or the hard drive. I'm trying to dissasemble the HD to see if it's the problem. I ...

Biometric security, at least in theory, has been around for a decade. But the use of biometrics for computer security and user authentication has failed to attract much practical interest to date ...

IBM churns out preconfigured versions of its corporate thin-and-light ThinkPad T43 series like rabbits produce offspring. You can find dozens of different ThinkPad T43 configurations through a number ...

I’m sitting here, looking at a screen that’s way too tall waiting, seconds turning into minutes, just so I can log into Windows. Thank god I didn’t have to cold boot. Five minutes later, when my ...