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IBM THINKPAD 720 AND 720C SYSTEMS 9552 HD Upgrade Kits [Onsite and IBM] TRACKPOINT II The ThinkPad 720 and 720C provides a unique cursor-pointing device called TrackPoint II, which is built into the keyboard. It works like the mouse and allows the user to point and select icons on the screen under control of the application. It consists of a device that stands between the "G" and "H" keys, accompanied by two "Click-Buttons", which are positioned below the space-bar. The device reacts to pressure from the finger-tip and the left button is used for selecting or dragging items on the screen. The right button simulates the Enter key in some applications. DISPLAY (MONOCHROME) A 9.5-inch diagonal LCD, Supertwisted Neumatic (STN) 640 x 480 pels, Video Graphics Array (VGA) resolution, cold florescent sidelighted display with an 18 to 1 contrast ratio. Depending on the application, up to 64 grey scales can be addressed. It displays black characters on a white background and it may be reversed to a white on black mode by a simple switch operation. DISPLAY (COLOR) A 10.4-inch diagonal color LCD, thin film
transistor (TFT)
640 x 480 pels, Video Graphics Array (VGA) resolution,
cold fluorescent
sidelighted display with a 100 to 1
The external input device port can have the following
devices connected:
SECURITY BASE It is designed to prevent unauthorized
operation of the
computer in the following ways:
SECURITY UTILITY DISKETTE The user can set a privileged access password to the system to limit the use of the system program. Once the password is set, the boot drive selection and/or an I/O port usage can be protected from tampering by any of the reference diskettes. THINKPAD 700/720 OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES
IBM THINKPAD PORT REPLICATOR The ThinkPad Port Replicator can be attached to all ThinkPad 700/720/C systems. The Port Replicator is designed to provide a convenient way to detach/re-attach all attached peripherals, for example, a printer, when the "portable" computer is taken from one location to the other. Installation of the port replicator is simply snapping onto the system expansion connector. No additional features are required for use. The Port Replicator extends the bus signals of the system expansion connector to a keyboard/numeric keypad, a mouse, an external display, a parallel and serial (9-pin) connectors. The system AC adapter can be put in the plug guide. Thus, the peripherals stay plugged into the Port Replicator that remains on the desk. Removal procedure is simply done by using opening levers. A wire or chain can be used to secure the port replicator on the desk. KEYBOARD KEYGUARD This is a molded plastic keyboard overlay that has holes for each key and an integrated TrackPoint II and click buttons. It allows a user with mobility problems/muscle control problems to steady a hand on the KeyGuard and press the key by reaching through the related hole. |