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    how to tell which keyboard I have (no doux chez)

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by Leon2245, Jun 22, 2007.

  1. Leon2245

    Leon2245 Notebook Deity

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    Bought my thinkpad almost two years ago, preconfigured from a retailer.

    No idea which keybaord I have, but whichever one it is, I want the same one again. I've tried out some newer T's and Z's, and they are not the same. Quieter, but softer keystrokes, less snap to them. Hoping this is just because they are of the other two makes.

    Anyways, will I be able to determine this without taking it apart? By serial number or anything?

    Thanks.
     
    Leon2245, Jun 22, 2007
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    Grentz Notebook Evangelist

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    Thanks, that was easy.

    "Chicony"

    Guess that's the louder, clickier one. Any clue which version I was seeing in stores that was softer and quieter? I actually like the extra resistance. Seems like it has a "break".
     
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