They have the same number of pixels, but the T430s is actually smaller (6.86 inch v.s. 7.05 inch)
You can do a visual comparison here: Visual TV Size Comparison : Display Wars.
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second issue is all these adapters are DP 1.1 spec based which supports upto 1920x1200 resolution. my monitor is 2048x1152 and im sure people have 2560x.... res monitors so i suggest if you're not concerned about being capped at resolutions of upto above restriction use hdmi one otherwise use mini dp to DVI adapter. -
Anyone know where I can go try out a T430 or T430s in person? I'm from around the Washington DC area.
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I just got my t430s with a 4-in-1 card reader but I don't know if there's a express card slot
Is the slot for the sd card the same for the express card ?
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Lenovo irritates me. I live on the west coast, and my T430s just got shipped from Anchorage to Kentucky (2,000 miles in the wrong direction if you're not good with geography) and is held in customs "until released". It now says "exception" and has no estimated delivery date. This same exact thing happened with my last thinkpad, and they forgot to include customs paperwork. I had to call and get it all sorted out, really annoying mess.
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You can see the picture on page 75 of the T430s hardware manual.
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Here's my latest update -
Clearance Completed
Louisville, KY, United States 07/06/2012 3:14 P.M. This shipment is warehoused until it is released by Clearing Agency. / Released by Clearing Agency. Now in-transit for delivery.
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Just got monoprice PID 5311 mini DP to HDMI adapter and tested successfully for both video AND audio. glad to know no thunderbolt required (as required on macbooks) for audio via mini DP. my t430s is i5-3320
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anybody who hasnt purchased SSD for t430s, it might be worth while waiting for corsair neutron SSDs. 4th gen and new SSD controller (good thing after sandforce crashes). all neutron SSDs will be 7mm
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Weird problem. While on battery, there's no on screen indicator when adjusting brightness. Anybody else have this?
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Mine should be in my home town tomorrow.. Can't wait for delivery...
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Has anyone encountered this?
When I push the UltraNav down hard, it will actually slow down the cursor
This is not happening in other three directions, only downward.
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I've got a question regarding the fingerprint reader.
On a youtube video I saw some time ago that someone used the fingerprint reader to boot his T430s running Windows 7.
When I try the same, the notebooks boots but it only gets to the logon screen. I then have to use the fingerprint reader again or enter my password.
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Windows allows multiple users on a computer, and each user is required to log in with a password. In this case, the Windows log-in procedure is supplemented with the fingerprint verification option.
If you consider booting the system by fingerprint verification is secure enough, and if you are the only Windows user (which is perhaps a common situation, especially on notebooks), you can explicitly disable the Windows log-in screen (no password typing, no fingerprint swiping, nothing) and let Windows go straight to your desktop.
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Does anyone have an issue with the volume contol +/- buttons? When watching youtube or other flash videos, the buttons sometimes stop working and you need to switch windows to get them to work.
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Want final verdict from someone from buying T430s
My main concern with T430s is playing with MS Visual Studio, .NET, wcf, SQL SERVER like family. Is there any impact due to bad screen? -
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T430s arriving tomorrow.
This will be my third thinkpad, T60 > T400 > T430s. I will update with my impressions!
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And biometric authentication has come a long way since the early days. The first fingerprint readers had a high "false-positives" rate what mean that sometimes somebody else's fingerprint would work. With todays fingerprint readers I am quite comfortable from a security perspective. -
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PS As with GPUs, there are guidelines for CPUS as to the minimum notebook size in which they are allowed by the manufacturer (and therefore guaranteed) -
I really couldn't care less about other things.
PS as gpu size and bla bla is just BS. manufacturers can do whatever they want. there's clevos with 11" and a more powerfull gpu then the best T430s. as well as there are smaller then 14" notebooks with upgradable cpu's. so size is just an excuse sorry. -
As far as the TB addition is concerned you do have a point. Even though there aren't too many TB peripherals out there yet, it is a really promising interface. Mind you, with external disk use I must say that both my T430s and my Macbook Air deliver higher read/write performance on USB 3.0, albeit only by a small margin. -
thunderbolt for egpu. nothing more. there's no other reason why to want to have it today. unless you have a several thousand dollars SSD NAS or a video editing card that costs more then a car. there's no other products that can take advantage of such a higher bandwith. usb3.0 is more enough, for now.
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I had a look at the fingerprinter reader settings, but it seems that my version only offers to delete the registered fingerprints or register new fingerprints.
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Open Control panel
Select Lenovo - Fingerprint Reader
Authenticate with swipe or enter password
Select Settings on top of the screen
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FINALLY got my T430s! UPS is slow - delivers at 6pm here. Booting it up for the first time right now, then I'll swap out the HDD for an SSD and add RAM. My initial impression is good. Noticeably thinner and lighter than my T400, and seems to be a good solid build quality. I will update later.
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Sorry to change the topic too much but I'm most likely going to place my order for either a T430 or 430s (I'm not sure which one to get!) because of the nice coupons they've got going on through Barnes and Noble. Since I saw some business partners, does anyone know if I would be able to stack a friends and family IBM discount with the student discount? If not, which should I go for?
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Wow - what a difference between the t430s and the t61.
First off:
The screen isn't all THAT bad. if you are using this for work and as an individual watching movies its fine. No screen door effect. Wondering why they did not just put a 15.6" screen on it though - the area around the screen would allow it.
Second:
My lord is this thing ever light. Granted - i have never had a "thin and light" type laptop before but compaired to an IBM T61 - this is an epic upgrade.
Third:
Buy aftermarket ram.
And finally - fast - I have a i72600 desktop - and this is not far off.
I am happy with my purchase (as a business user)
Edit: Can someone PLEASE link me directly to an ultrabay that works with the t430s?
T430s owners'/would-be owners' thread.
Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by XX55XX, Jun 5, 2012.