The fold-out “butterfly” keyboard and its Trackpoint mouse are ... bracket via 3D printing in order to make it all fit in the ThinkPad’s original dimensions. When the mod is in its final ...

the butterfly device was a fold-out keyboard featured on the IBM ThinkPad 701 series. It consisted of two halves; when opened it extended over the sides of the laptop, thereby creating a more ...

IBM is thinking about bringing back the Butterfly keyboard, which appeared on some of its ThinkPad laptops in the mid-Nineties. The Butterfly keyboard could expand to be wider than the rest of the ...

Big Blue originally introduced the Butterfly on the ThinkPad 701C in March ... with some complaining that the unsupported keyboard was difficult to type on. IBM eventually discontinued the line ...

An IBM (or, later, Lenovo) ThinkPad is a popular choice in our ... laptop were it not for the party piece of that flip-out butterfly keyboard (see video, below). [Karl Buchka] has one that ...

These types of innovative features have even landed IBM a spot in the New York Museum of Modern Art with the butterfly keyboard from the 1995 Thinkpad 701C. Thinkpad keyboards are synonymous with ...

This is like ASMR for Hackers: restoration specialist [Polymatt] has put together a video of his work restoring a 1995 IBM Thinkpad 701c, the famous butterfly keyboard laptop. It’s an incredible ...

Big Blue originally introduced the Butterfly on the ThinkPad 701C in March ... with some complaining that the unsupported keyboard was difficult to type on. IBM eventually discontinued the line ...

There was a time when the term “butterfly keyboard” evoked images of the TrackWrite, the keyboard for IBM’s ThinkPad 701C laptop, which opened up like butterfly wings when the laptop's lid ...

IBM once made the ThinkPad 701, a tiny sub-sub-notebook which had a full-size "butterfly" keyboard that expanded when you opened the lid very cool. During the design phase the keyboard was opened ...

IBM on Tuesday will unveil two prototype ThinkPad notebook PCs, designed to illustrate how laptops could be more comfortable for everyday use. IBM designers, envisioning the next generation of the ...

the butterfly device was a fold-out keyboard featured on the IBM ThinkPad 701 series. It consisted of two halves; when opened it extended over the sides of the laptop, thereby creating a more ...