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Well, I wanted something a little more compact instead of the DC-AC
adapter, the thinkpad power adapter, and the notebook itself. If I could go
straight from the cigarette lighter to the thinkpad it would be more
convenient, as well as easier to carry around. I already have the DC to AC
converter.
Steve
At 10:22 AM 12/3/97 -0500, you wrote:
>Frankly, I'd suggest one of the inverters to convert from 12v dc to 110v
>ac. You can use it for a variety of purposes & they cost $40-80 for up
>to 100 watts.
>Ciao, Tom
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>>From: Steve Meisner[SMTP:steve@meisner.mv.com]
>>Sent: 1997 December 03 - Wednesday 00:39
>>To: thinkpad@cs.utk.edu
>>Subject: TP760 options
>>
>>Does anyone have the car lighter adapter from IBM for the 760? I was
>>thinking about picking it up, but was concerned what I might receive. If
>>it's as bulky as one of those generic DC to AC adapters, than what's the
>>point. If not, did you think it was worth it? BTW, what did you pay for it?
>>
>>Also, does anyone know if the P133 TP760ED can have it's CPU upgraded?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Steve
>>
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Steve Meisner
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