IBM ThinkPad R31 review
Verdict
It may be the cheapest notebook here, but the ThinkPad R31 offers the best screen and keyboard and is backed up by IBM's superb record for reliability and service.
Review Date: 22 Jan 2003
Price when reviewed: (£751 inc VAT)
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