I beg to differ;
A a30/x30 with a 14/15" lcd and a exterior of 13"x10" is by
no means classified as a sub notebook and more so in comparison
to the 701 which has 10.4" lcd and an exterior of 9"x 8"
Even IBM doesn't classify the a30/x30 as sub notebooks.
I believe I read somewhere once a sub notebook is defined by
it not having ultra bays, measuring 9x8 and below, it's lcd no
bigger than 10.4" ~ but more importantly, it's keyboard size !
The main reason the ButterFly earned it's ranks was because of
the butterfly retractable keyboard.
These reasons alone offering a full 85 key keyboard and being
classified as a sub notebook blew the competition out the door.
resource:
Emanuel Brown wrote:
> On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 10:40:22 -0700, Justin Philip
> <exocomp.usa@verizon.net> wrote:
>
> >Yeah but has either had enough clout to make it in a museum for it's unique
> >design ? Besides, there's a big difference between comparing a 486 75 MHz
> >machine to both the A30 & X30 Pentium III class systems, not to mention,
> >we're talking about what.......6 years after the fact ~ hmmm..... oh, and of
> >course the difference between them is the 701 "IS" a sub notebook ~ so I take it
> >back, "Name any other "sub notebook" in the entire world that won any awards"
>
> The X30 is a subnotebook as well.
> Emanuel
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