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    T410s Coming in Early March

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by nojiri, Jan 19, 2010.

  1. nojiri

    nojiri Notebook Enthusiast

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    In case anyone is interested, I just called Lenovo to find out when the T410s is supposed to be available. They said early March, and it will show up on their website. None of the specs are supposed to change; they're just busy building them now.

    Cheers! - nojiri
     
  2. ZoinksS2k

    ZoinksS2k Notebook Virtuoso

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    Wow. Something in the supply chain is broken somewhere.

    The rep did realize that it is currently mid-January, right? :)
     
  3. DRI

    DRI Notebook Enthusiast

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    do you know if the nvidia 3100 switchable graphics will be available on the March models? If I recall correctly, before they got taken down you couldn't order a t410s with the nvidia card.
     
  4. nojiri

    nojiri Notebook Enthusiast

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    The original spec sheet shows the nvidia NVS3100M available, and Lenovo says the specs aren't changing. Hopefully that means switchable graphics will come with the new machines. We shall see, eh?... :rolleyes:

    Cheers! - nojiri

    Here's the original spec sheet:
    [​IMG]
     
  5. cashflow2

    cashflow2 Notebook Consultant

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    This Is An Outrage
     
  6. DRI

    DRI Notebook Enthusiast

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    i just looked through the tabook (version 370) and didn't see any discrete graphics option listed for the T410s :(
     
  7. nojiri

    nojiri Notebook Enthusiast

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    Yeah, it also doesn't show any builds with the i5-540M processor, so hopefully the tabook will show some significant updating come March :confused: .

    Cheers! - nojiri
     
  8. sgogeta4

    sgogeta4 Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    Lenovo has a silly amount of errors in their published materials (website, tabook, etc.) Until I see reviews, I'd take what Lenovo says with a grain of salt.
     
  9. undoIT

    undoIT Notebook Consultant

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    Rather disappointing. I was ready to buy a T410s on launch (for the short amount of time they were available, the only option was integrated graphics). Switchable graphics better be available when they finally become available to order.
     
  10. MkFly

    MkFly Notebook Consultant

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    I noticed this little banner today, teasing me with nVIDIA:

    [​IMG]
    (original link is here)


    Why is the T400s not available to customize/purchase on Lenovo's site atm?
     
  11. wilse

    wilse Notebook Evangelist

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    because it is an old product and they don't make it anymore
     
  12. MkFly

    MkFly Notebook Consultant

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    What? Really? They still sell the T400, did the T400s not sell or what? The T400s isn't that old ...
     
  13. undoIT

    undoIT Notebook Consultant

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  14. wilse

    wilse Notebook Evangelist

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    they'll sell T400 new until they run out of their current stock of parts for them
    as for what they are manufacturing parts for now - T410
     
  15. cn_habs

    cn_habs Notebook Deity

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    Another typo IMHO.

    There are cheaper ones in the outlet if you are in the US.
     
  16. darkwish

    darkwish Notebook Enthusiast

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    Here is a screenshot of the T410s configuration options through my university's academic ordering site.

    Note: Some options will not normally be available on the regular Lenovo website, such has ordering without an OS (PC DOS).
     

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    I get the same thing through my school's educational site. Most interesting part is that it lists the T410s as available to ship in 9 days....
     
  18. newkidontheblock

    newkidontheblock Newbie

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    I am crazy or the only difference between the 410s and the 400s is the SLIGHTLY superior processor, wich we will never notice in the end since its not for gaming.

    On ebay or on the outlet they sell the T400S for 1k$, you need to be bipolar to pay 50% more for the new 410s....
     
  19. sgogeta4

    sgogeta4 Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    Supposedly, the T410s will also have discrete/switchable graphics...
     
  20. chupacabras

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    You have a point, but I dont think it was meant to be a large update since the 400s was introduced between refreshes. Though Lenovo pushed down prices of the T400s to get rid of old stock, i suspect the 410S probably is going to stay around the 1.5k mark even after they are out of them. That was what they were originally selling for before its truncated cycle.
     
  21. DRI

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    i'm going crazy waiting for the 410s.. if it doesn't have switchable graphics when it gets here i will feel silly for waiting so long.
     
  22. ewthompson

    ewthompson Notebook Guru

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    Anyone considering buying a T400s NEEDS to check the Microsoft Store before doing so. They have an on-again-off-again sale on both the T400s and X301 for less than $800 each. And it's for brand new units, not refurbs...
     
  23. vēer

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    Fcuk, i wish i lived in US, wouldnt hesitate a moment to pull the trigger :(