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Forwarded message: `Date: Wed, 17 Apr 1996 09:51:11 +0300 (EET DST) `From: Antti.Kilpinen@abo.fi (Antti Kilpinen) `Subject: TP365E review ` `I've had a chance to work with a TP365E model for a day and a half. `Its a 586 100Mhz 10.4"TFT model 8M Ram and 540M HD. Thanks for the info on the model. Australia recently released this model and one of them features a CD player (4x I think). I've yet to see one on any shelf. `Based on the specs I was really entusiastic on the 365E model. `My initial expressions were quite dissapointing though. It was not an `incremetal improvement to the 360 mode as I had expected. The design is not `modular, the HD, battery, floppy or memory expansions are not compatible Are the components removable like the 750/360 models. It seems IBM released cheaper 3xx models by dispensing with removable components. `with the 750/360 series. Further the unit seemed not to be any faster that `my 486/33Mhz 360. The slow performace was though due to the slow processor A writeup in a computer weekly magazine over here mentioned they were running CYRIX chips and not Intel (can't confirm if they really are). Maybe that's why they are slower and cheaper! `speeed setting that was enabled. Below, I enlist some observations on the `365E model. I do not include any specs as they should be avalable from your `dealer or from www. Cheers. ______________________________________________________________________ kevin cheong macquarie university kevinc@mpce.mq.edu.au sydney