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    Questions ab. parts (DVD burner, Flexview)

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by Notbuch-User, Jan 17, 2008.

  1. Notbuch-User

    Notbuch-User Notebook Guru

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    Hello,

    I have two questions ab. parts of the T60p.

    Is the "24/8/4/24X CD-RW/DVD RAMBO-V DRIVE" (Mfg part # 39T2676) a DVD burner?

    Which T60p had the Flexview screen (type, product number)?

    Thanks in advance.
     
    Notbuch-User, Jan 17, 2008
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    Is this the manufacturer's part number of a Flexview 15" screen: 13N7075?
     
    Notbuch-User, Jan 18, 2008
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    Thanks so far...
    So the 15in Flexview screens (panels) were from BOE-Hydis (never heard of).
    What is the difference between "LCD panel, 15in UXGA FFS, BOE-Hydis" and "LCD panel, 15in UXGA FFS (sRGB), BOE-Hydis"? The last one was only an option for a CTO.
     
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    Some of the FlexViews were made by LG as well. Mine is an LG. I think the LG ones were mostly later on in time, but I am not entirely sure about that.
     
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    Can't think of that at the moment, check out their site and I'm sure that the ThinkPads forums would know...

    http://www.boehydis.com/eng/main.htm
    http://forum.thinkpads.com/

    They are only SXGA+ while BOE-Hydis had also UXGA screens which were phased out before the SXGA+ ones...
     
    Dreamer, Jan 19, 2008
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    That's weird.
    On this site you can only find Samsung, BOE-Hydis and TMD as LCD manufacturers. But here (scroll down to table) LG Philips is stated as the manufacturer for the SXGA+ Flexview panel.

    So, the FRU # for the 15" 1600x1200 Flexview display is 13N7076 , but what is (are) the FRU #(s) for the 14,1" 1400x1050 Flexview display(s)?
     
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    Forget the large part of my last post.

    As you can read here, "only the regular (i.e. non widescreen) 15" T60/T60p have the option of an IPS screen."

    That means the FRU # for the 15" 1600x1200 Flexview display is 13N7076.
    And the FRU #s for the 15" 1400x1050 Flexview are 13N7078 (LG-Phillips) and 13N7196 (BOE Hydis).
    Is that correct?
     
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    The Flexview screens are only 15" (standard screen, SXGA+ and UXGA), there is no 14.1" or any others, and yes these are the part numbers according to the Lenovo site.
     
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    Okay, thank you very much!
     
    Notbuch-User, Jan 20, 2008
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