Hi Ross
You are correct and I would agree with you regarding the specific
choice of an X discussed here previously ;-)
I was not looking nor thinking at the respective models of notebooks !
My intention was to bring addidional (an secure) ideas how a notebook
could be used as a (small space needing) server unit with big capacity
of storage with the extending unit ;-))
From begin I was always a mobile user and all my periphery grew
fullfilling extended and secure needs within more than over 15 years:
Except model specific docking stations and port replicators ...
... nothing is UN-usable or wasted with newer notebooks and
my present T30 ;-)))
Sorry for the confusion I may have caused ;-(
Have a nice weekend, svobī
ross@math.hawaii.edu on 03/04/2004 09:38:52
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Subject: Re: [Thinkpad] Mobile system as server
> Ross wrote:
[Hey, that's me!]
> >Just to be clear, I have nothing against using notebooks as servers -
> >for several years, a Micron Transport ran 24/7 in my office serving
> >proxy to my other machines. However, with the X series you paid
extra
> >for the form factor
[snip]
svobī
> Privately at home one possibly does not like nor need a big volume
> system even as a server !? Needing less space may be more important !?
> The extra payment could be worth the slim factors a notebook only
needs
> and who says it has to be a new and expensive one !? ;-)
I must be totally missing something here. If one is buying a notebook
for use as a server, why get an X instead of a cheaper and more robust T
of the same (or earlier) generation?
- David R.
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