> I need to get a Thinkpad for my wife. (Mac is not an option...so > don't bother. ;-) > > I've found a good price on a no RAM/noHD machine. The RAM is easy to > install. Anyone know what it takes to add a harddrive to the R32 > series? > > It's probably the same as the A-Series, if that helps.
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