Lenovo Thinkpad T400 Review
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Hope some will find it useful. It shows the 7-in-1 card reader, the SIM card slot behind the battery, the keyboard light and ...
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Nice little write-up! Thank you!
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Great pics! I can see why Kevin thought the Thinklight was blinding. Was that the case for you too?
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The Thinklight does shine more "outward" than on my previous ThinkPad. However, the LED backlit screen is so bright, it pretty much keeps the keyboard illuminated by itself. Turning on the Thinklight barely makes a difference in keyboard visibility.
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Nope... the camera made it look horrible but I found it to be quite ok, it sure isn't blinding and doesn't distract you that much.
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great stuff, thanks!
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Added one more post... contains some details for the antenna connectors.
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Nice to see you can get the Intel 5100 and purchase the 5300 cheaper 3rd party.
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nice work...thank you!
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Very nice post. Indeed a T400 is a sweet machine.
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Awesome little review....Thank you.
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indeed, thanks for the review.
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thank you for all that info, i have one question as i read these. when u say that only vista x86 and x64 can do the switchable graphics, does that mean windows vista ultimate for the thinkpad t400 would not be able to switch graphics (ultimate for thinkpad t400 is a 32bit i think)?
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All versions of Vista can do the switchable graphics. XP, 2K, Linux and other OS will not have that support and must use the graphics option set in the BIOS.
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hi JaLooNz,
when reading a german review i was quite surprised when the author stated, that the T400 has a transflective screen. it says, that when ur under sunlight u can turn off the backlight as the refllected sunlight is used as backlight. he also states that therefor the T400 is quite readable outside, even though his review unit didnt even have LED but CCFL. he made a picture outdoors with backlight turned off:
http://www.notebookjournal.de/storage/show/image/image48c8d6aed0e6e
it would be nice if u could confirm or deny that statement. thank u! -
I am using a CCFL screen... AFAIK there is no way to completely off the backlight, and to my knowledge there is no transflective screen available on the T400 line. My best guess is that the screen is readable if you have a LED screen and have turned it to max brightness.
Maybe you should take a look at the review on this site... I believe the reviewer has made exactly the same comments, and take note that the reflection is the sunlight glare / reflections instead.
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thx JaLooNz for clarification, thats what i thought.
just for the sake of completeness here is the translated part of the german review:
http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.notebookjournal.de%2Ftests%2F648%2F3&hl=de&ie=UTF-8&sl=de&tl=en
anyway, it sounded so unbelievable that i had to ask you. thx again and have fun with ur new machine! -
the screen on that machine from the test is strange... why does this machine have an samsung panel with just 188 nits? i thought the wxga+ screens on the t400 were all led screens.
the screen from the test (LTN141WD-L05) seems to be the same old samsung screen found in the old t61:
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?p=3896270&highlight=LTN141WD#post3896270
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