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IBM ThinkLight IBM ThinkLight in operation. The older IBM and later Lenovo ThinkPad laptops had a little LED built into the screen bezel which was aimed at the keyboard. A nice way of illuminating the keyboard and surrounding area when in the dark!. Now replaced by LED backlit keyboards of course, but there is something I find quite charming about this old way. I love these old ThinkPad laptops tbh. This model was about £1800+ brand new back in the day and are built like brick shithouses, even by todays standards! This one is still rocking on with Windows 10 and is by no means a powerhouse by todays standards but is still quite capable for light work and web use.

IBM ThinkLight

IBM ThinkLight in operation.
The older IBM and later Lenovo ThinkPad laptops had a little LED built into the screen bezel which was aimed at the keyboard.
A nice way of illuminating the keyboard and surrounding area when in the dark!.
Now replaced by LED backlit keyboards of course, but there is something I find quite charming about this old way.

I love these old ThinkPad laptops tbh. This model was about £1800+ brand new back in the day and are built like brick shithouses, even by todays standards!
This one is still rocking on with Windows 10 and is by no means a powerhouse by todays standards but is still quite capable for light work and web use.

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fluorescent   [10 Mar, 2020 at 10:07 AM]
HP used an 'above lit' keyboard solution like this on their Probook's back in the day. I've got one in my kitchen that I use for playing podcasts etc. It's rocking a Core2duo L9400(?) and Windows 10 which runs better than Windows 7 did on it!
FrontSideBus   [10 Mar, 2020 at 11:30 AM]
This just has C2D T7400 in it but I'm tempted to turn it into a FrankenPad by fitting it with the more modern mainboard from a T61 which gives more options for ram and CPU. Can be done cheap enough these days lol.
oliver   [10 Mar, 2020 at 05:34 PM]
Probably much less load on the battery compared to a whole back lit keyboard

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