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The combo CD-ROM and Floppy drive support, somewhat rare, is a staple feature of the IBM Thinkpad 380/390 series so if you need both functionality and can accept a bulky chassis, it is a good choice. The rechargeable battery can be easily removed or replaced. The BIOS and timekeeping battery is a standard CR2032 3V button cell. | The combo CD-ROM and Floppy drive support, somewhat rare, is a staple feature of the IBM Thinkpad 380/390 series so if you need both functionality and can accept a bulky chassis, it is a good choice. The rechargeable battery can be easily removed or replaced. The BIOS and timekeeping battery is a standard CR2032 3V button cell. | ||
The lid closing latch is well designed and durable. The display hinges are very well engineered even if they may not look to be anything special. The integrated speakers are | The lid closing latch is well designed and durable. The display hinges are very well engineered even if they may not look to be anything special. The integrated speakers are great, considering that they are not only stereo but they do include a subwoofer placed under the keyboard. | ||
The standard HDDs are only slightly better than on other IBM Thinkpad 380/385 models, the largest size not being roomy enough for modern installation. | The standard HDDs are only slightly better than on other IBM Thinkpad 380/385 models, the largest size not being roomy enough for modern installation. | ||