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2001 

IBM

 announces a new rack mounted computer workstation    the IntelliStation R Pro    and the 

flat panel T210 monitor that help free up space and reduce energy and maintenance costs on 

cramped financial trading floors.   In addition, the company rolls out the IntelliStation M Pro, 

using microprocessors based on 

IBM

's copper chip technology for improved 3D performance.  

IBM

's desktop product launches in 2001 include: the NetVista A20 and A20i   NetVista A60 

and A60i   the NetVista X40 and X40i all in one desktop PCs, along with a new wireless 

keyboard and mouse   new NetVista A60 and A61 systems featuring Pentium 4 processor  

speeds of up to 1.7GHz   the new NetVista A21   the NetVista M series, focusing on 

maximizing performance and stability   an upgraded NetVista A series   and an improved 

NetVista X series.   In October, 

IBM

 announces the most comprehensive set of changes to its 

lineup of NetVista thin clients in more than two years, creating a new suite of products that 

leverage the Linux operating system. Included in the announcement are two new thin client 

devices    the NetVista N70 and the NetVista N2200 Thin Client Linux Express.  

IBM

's notebook product launches in 2001 include: the ThinkPad A21e essentials model    an 

affordable commercial notebook for budget conscious businesses   ThinkPad i Series 1200 and 

1300 wireless notebook models   the ThinkPad A22m and A22p, offering many of the 

capabilities of a desktop workstation with the flexibility of a mobile 

PC

   the ThinkPad T22, 

with the latest technology in a thin and light form   the ThinkPad X21, featuring low voltage 

Intel processors and nearly five hours of battery life   a new ThinkPad R series line (R30)   a 

new ThinkPad A series (A30)   an improved ThinkPad X series (X22)   and the refreshed 

ThinkPad T series (T23). 

IBM

 announces the general availability of the ThinkPad TransNote, the world's first portfolio 

notebook combining a mobile computer with a digital notepad and featuring one of the industry's 

most radical design changes since the clamshell.  

IBM

 introduces a new line of workgroup printing solutions, including the Infoprint 1120, 1125, 

1130, 1140 and 1145 printers. The company also announces the 

IBM

 Infoprint 4100 family as the 

next generation of high speed continuous form printers, and the Infoprint 1116, a 16 page per 

minute, entry level laser printer.  

The company unveils the T220, the world's highest resolution flat panel monitor, with a 22.2 

inch screen that shows 12 times more detail than current monitors.  

IBM

 announces a new portfolio of products and technology to lead the industry's rapid migration 

to open storage networking. Included in the announcement are the industry's first open 

NAS

Gateway    

IBM

 Total Storage Networked Attached Storage 300G    which allows Local Area 

Network based clients and servers to easily interoperate with an existing Storage Area Network; 

and the 

IBM

 TotalStorage 

IP

 Storage 200i, a high performance, low cost iSCSI storage appliance 

connecting users to pooled storage on a network using Internet protocols.  

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