IBM today said it will add a 150MHz Pentium model to its ThinkPad 760e notebook range.
The 150MHz Pentium-based unit will have 16Mb RAM, 2.1Gb hard drive, 12.1-inch TFT display but no CD-ROM drive. Pricing will be announced in two weeks. "Tosh seem to be following us and they tend to be cagey [about pricing]," said Peter Bragg, IBM marketing manager. "So we're going to be cagey too."
IBM can be contacted by telephone on 01256-343000.
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