I have a T1200. Awesome little computer, you'll love the blue display!!!
Mine does not have DOS in ROM (I don't think any T1200 does) but does have a strange hard drive, out of commission for the last eight years. You can still operate it from a floppy though.
Something interesting about the T1200--you can change its speed. Fn + Page Down and it will go around 4.5MHz. Fn + Page Up and it will go around 9MHz. These speeds are from my recollection and are probably slightly off.
If you connect a CGA monitor, Fn + End will activate it. Fn + Home goes back to the laptop screen. You can only use one at a time.
There were a few other unique features on here which I can't recall offhand. I used this as my portable machine from 1994-2000, running MS-DOS 5.0 and WordPerfect 5.1 on it. It does great with very old DOS games.
Mine does not have DOS in ROM (I don't think any T1200 does) but does have a strange hard drive, out of commission for the last eight years. You can still operate it from a floppy though.
Something interesting about the T1200--you can change its speed. Fn + Page Down and it will go around 4.5MHz. Fn + Page Up and it will go around 9MHz. These speeds are from my recollection and are probably slightly off.
If you connect a CGA monitor, Fn + End will activate it. Fn + Home goes back to the laptop screen. You can only use one at a time.
There were a few other unique features on here which I can't recall offhand. I used this as my portable machine from 1994-2000, running MS-DOS 5.0 and WordPerfect 5.1 on it. It does great with very old DOS games.