The IBM ThinkPad 570 is a notebook series from the ThinkPad line by IBM. [1] [2] [3] [4]
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| Also known as | IBM ThinkPad i1157 |
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| Manufacturer | IBM |
| Type | Notebook Computer |
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| Lifespan | 1999-2001 |
| Discontinued | February 2001 |
| Media | Floppy Disk, CD, DVD |
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| Storage | 4 - 12 GB internal hard drive |
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| Sound | Crystal Semiconductors CS4280/CS4297 |
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| Predecessor | IBM ThinkPad 560 |
| Website | ibm |
| Model | Intro / Disc | Display | Video | Audio | Processor | Memory | Hard Drive | Misc |
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| 570 | Apr 1999 / Jul 2000 | SVGA / 12.1in TFT 800x600 | NeoMagic NM2200 2.5 MB SGRAM AGP 1x | Crystal Semi. CS4280/CS4297 16-bit | Pentium II - 333 or 366 MHz 66 MHz bus 256 KB cache | 64-192 MB 66 MHz 144 pin | 4.0 GB or 6.4 GB | External 1.44 MB FDD CD-ROM 24x-10x or Li-Ion Battery / 3-3.5 hr |
| 570E | Feb 2000 / Feb 2001 | XGA / 13.3in TFT 1024x768 | Pentium III - 450 or 500 MHz 100 MHz bus 256 KB cache | 64-320 MB 100 MHz 144 pin | 6.0 GB or 12.0 GB | External 1.44 MB FDD CD-ROM 24x-10x or DVD-ROM 6x-2x Li-Ion Battery / 3 hr | ||
| i1157 [5] | June 2000 / ? | XGA / 13.3in TFT 1024x768 | Celeron - 500 MHz 100 MHz bus 128 KB cache | 64 MB 100 MHz 144 pin | 12.0 GB | External 1.44 MB FDD CD-ROM 24x-10x or DVD-ROM 6x-2x Li-Ion Battery / 3 hr |
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