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Hello all TP users out there. I just discovered this list and the auto-response suggested that I introduce myself and describe my ThinkPad. So, here goes. My name is Tim Foreman and I am the Enginering Manager at a plastic injection mold shop called American Mold & Engineering. I bought my ThinkPad in October as a sort of early birthday present to myself. (It's actually a bday, xmas, bday, xmas, bday present. ;-) My ThinkPad is a 365X with a 133MHz cpu, 1.0 GB Harddrive, 40 MB RAM and the Dual Scan screen. I accessorized it right away with an Addonics PocketCD 10X CD-ROM, a Pretek 33.6 Modem card, a ZipDrive Adaptor and a NIC. The Addonics CD-ROM is a really slick unit that has built-in NiCad batteries and draws power from the PCMCIA slot. There is no power adapter. I really like it and would reccomend it. The modem is pretty nice. It was cheap and almost always connects at 33.6 so I like it. The Zip drive adapter also has NiCad batteries in it and thus can run the Zip drive with no power supply. I can reccomend this too. The NIC is a generic 10 base T card. What can I say? It works. Over all, I really like my ThinkPad. The only complaint that I have is that the screen only displays 256 colors, but I can get over that. I got it used for what I considered a super-deal. That's all for now. Hope I didn't ramble on too long. -- Timothy W. Foreman -- Engineering Manager American Mold & Engineering Co., Minneapolis MN timf@AmericanMold.com --