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NeXT machines are no longer there, only if you think of NeXT as the old black boxes, like mine. They are, otherwise, pretty well there on PC's, HP and soon on Sparc and DEC alpha (the old enemies of NeXT turned out to be its best friends: maybe they started to worry about the possibility that vaporware like Cairo, Taligent etc could not be too late to market to be viable, while NEXTSTEP has reached its release 3.2 and hase a large installed basis and enthusiastic users) You have a Canon machine (Pentium 90 double processor) built in the old NeXT factory, and you have NeXT portables also: NSP sells them and I own one. You have display postscript on your PC, even portable, and now an 8-bit color driver for portables after NextExpo. I am pretty happy with my portable, but NSP is designing a new one, with plenty of features to be a real workstation on the road (see them at nsp@world.std.com). And, ... no... apparently NEXTSTEP will not run on a thinkpad, since the TP is really built to be an IBM proprietary DOS/Windows or OS/2 or SCO machine, not an open one, so you need IBM support to have an OS running on it... --Roberto