lenovo t61 lcd panel pricelist

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This is an IBM Lenovo replacement 14.1-Inch XGA matte LCD screen. It is manufactured by Toshiba for Lenovo and has model number LTD141ECMB, part number  42T0366 and  FRU 42T0367. This screen was originally pulled from new laptop assemblies they are new and never used and we have re-packaged them for individual sale. It is sold exactly as shown and does not include any additional parts or accessories.

Lenovo gives you more choice — you can configure select T Series models with either 14.1" or 15.4" wide aspect ratio displays.14.1" WXGA screens on T61 models offer a new, highly mobile widescreen design

More features and greater performance doesn"t have to mean reduced mobility. Our 14.1" widescreen ThinkPad T61 models are lightweight and offer reduced height over standard 14.1" models, making them great for air travelers.

T61 15.4" widescreen models start at 2.67 kg (with 6-cell battery) and 1.2" thin, proving you don"t have to sacrifice mobility just because you need a larger screen.

A new cooling system, larger vents and more efficient fans make T61 the coolest and quietest T Series model ever. And the new Top Cover Roll Cage (14.1" widescreen models) combines with the ThinkPad Roll Cage and Shock-Mounted Hard Drive to provide a new level of strength and durability.

All ThinkPad T Series models feature hardware and software security, made possible by the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) and ThinkVantage Client Security Solution. T61 feature a new 32-byte password, allowing creation of more lengthy and complex passwords for superior pre-boot protection. Full Disc Encryption hard drives are available to provide highly secure protection that is transparent to the user, seamlessly encrypting all data.

With Intel® Centrino Pro and unique ThinkVantage Technologies, T61 now offer even more ways to manage and reduce total cost of ownership, improve employee productivity, and enhance enterprise IT security.

T61 14.1" widescreen models also offer greater, more individual control over battery life with BatteryStretch, a new feature that allows temporary selections in extreme situations to extend battery life beyond what your regular Power Manager settings might produce. With this easy interface, you can, for example, minimize the display refresh rate or disable certain wireless communications devices to help preserve the power you need to finish your work unplugged.

Take the new Top Cover Roll Cage for instance. In addition to the original hard disk drive magnesium roll cage, the new roll cage provides rock solid reliability with top to bottom protection. The new honeycomb-designed roll cage helps to cushion the laptop’s LCD, reinforcing the screen and helping reduce stress on the display structure and Wi-Fi antenna. The new Top Cover Roll Cage reduces the stress on the LCD screen by 25% on average when the machine is dropped compared to previous ThinkPads.

ThinkPad Series models offer a variety of integrated Wi-Fi wireless solutions, allowing you to experience the freedom of wireless networking when you"re ready using one of the new Wi-Fi adapters. T61 are rigorously tested verify they"ll work with other wireless products.

Unless you put them side by side, you"d be hard-pressed to spot the physical differences between the two new laptops from Lenovo, the ThinkPad T61 and the ThinkPad R61. Both 14-inch models include all the important parts of Intel"s revamped Centrino platform, including new Core 2 Duo CPUs, extra onboard Turbo Memory (for boosting access times), and 802.11n Wi-Fi. While the slightly bulkier Centrino Duo R61 aims for the sweet spot in the price/performance matrix, the more expensive Centrino Pro T61 is a little thinner, a little lighter, and adds Intel"s Active Management Technology, allowing the IT department to manage the system from afar, even when it"s in sleep mode or powered down.

Like the Lenovo R61, the T61 features a wide-screen display, which is fast becoming the norm, even in business-minded laptops. The chassis itself has been reinforced with a new internal roll cage, replacing the traditional solid magnesium alloy cover. The slightly concave roll cage, hidden under a composite cover, protects the LCD, while helping Wi-Fi reception, which Lenovo claims can be negatively affected by an old-fashioned full magnesium alloy cover.

We"re also firm fans of Lenovo"s extremely small A/C adaptors. There"s little point to carrying around a lightweight laptop if all the extra room in your bag is taken up by a huge power brick. Lenovo"s two-prong adaptor, in contrast, weighs around half a pound and the brick itself measures just 4 inches long by 1.5 inches wide by 1 inch thick.

The road-ready design includes sturdy steel hinges and a shock-mounted hard drive. The ThinkPad keyboard is still one of the best laptop keyboards available, offering an extremely comfortable typing experience. The T61, in true Lenovo fashion, also features both an eraser-head pointing stick and a touch pad, each of which has a set of mouse buttons (the top set includes a scroll button in the middle). Above the keyboard are three handy volume buttons--the extent of the system"s dedicated multimedia controls--and a blue ThinkVantage button, which summons Lenovo"s helpful preinstalled support-and-configuration utility. Our T61 review unit was missing the optional Webcam found on the R61.

The 14.1-inch wide-screen LCD display offers a 1,440x900 native resolution, which is a bit finer than the 1,280x800 resolution commonly found on 14- and 15-inch laptops. Text and icons are highly readable, and the screen has a matte finish, which we generally prefer to the glossy screens found on many consumer laptops.

The ports and connections on the T61 are in line with what you"d expect from a mainstream business laptop, although we"d have liked to see one more USB port and an S-video output. The Express card slot can be swapped for a media card reader in Lenovo"s online configurator for no extra charge. Our review unit didn"t have Bluetooth (which is an available option), but it did offer a built-in 802.11n antenna, for the very latest in fast Wi-Fi connection speeds. You will, of course, need a wireless 802.11n router to take advantage of it.

One major feature the Centrino Pro ThinkPad T61 has over the Centrino Duo R61 is the inclusion of Intel"s Active Management Technology, where your IT department can remotely fix, update, or even recover your system after an OS failure, if you"re still connected to your company network--even if the system is in sleep mode. It"s a boon for large, enterprise organizations because your IT staff can push updates to all of the PCs on your network at once; it saves you from having to physically visit cubicles where the PC or laptop isn"t running.

The Lenovo ThinkPad T61 can be configured with any of Intel"s Santa-Rosa-compliant Core 2 Duo CPUs, from the 1.8GHz T7100 to the 2.4GHz T7700. Our review unit included the middle-of-the-road 2.0GHz T7300, along with 2GB of RAM (expandable to 4GB for and extra $495) and a 100GB 7,200rpm hard drive. You can bump the hard drive up to 160GB, but the larger drives run at the slower 5,400rpm speed.

Like the other Santa Rosa systems we"ve tested, including the Gateway E-475M, the T61 offered excellent performance, but fell slightly behind its less-expensive cousin, the Lenovo ThinkPad R61, because our build of that model had a faster T7500 CPU. It was also slower than the non-Santa-Rosa Lenovo T60p, a long-time laptop favorite. The T60p has a slightly faster, although older, T7600 CPU, showing that the new Centrino Duo platform won"t drastically change your computing experience. We expect to see larger performance gains once 800MHz memory is available for laptops later in the year.

Overall performance differences were minor between the largely similar Gateway and Lenovo Santa Rosa systems we tested. In anecdotal testing, the T61 felt fast and was stutter-free, even while multitasking--but we"d expect nothing less from any recent laptop.

While the 128MB Nvidia Quadro NVS 140M graphics card is an option in both the T61 and R61 ThinkPads, our T61 stuck with the integrated Intel X3100 GPU, which Lenovo says will give you better battery life than running a high-powered graphics card. The system ran for an impressive two hours and 29 minutes on our DVD battery drain test, using the included six-cell battery, which sticks out a few inches from the rear of the system. That"s a little more than 20 minutes more than the R61, which has the discrete video card option. Keep in mind, our DVD battery-drain test is especially grueling, so you can expect longer life from casual Web surfing and office use.

Lenovo provides a one-year warranty with 24-hour toll-free phone support. That"s the standard for consumer laptops, but is shorter than the three-year term that covers many business laptops. You can choose from several different warranty extension options--but adding three years of onsite service will cost an additional $219. The preloaded suite of ThinkVantage applications helps users troubleshoot problems, and company"s support Web site also has extensive support section.

The T700 project is a drop-in replacement motherboard for the TP T60 and T61 series of laptops. This consists of an aftermarket motherboard not produced by L that fits in the chassis with little to no modifications necessary.

The T700 has an eDP 1.4 port built-in, enabling up to 4K60 panels. The following panels are shortlisted as viable options:XPS15 15.6″ 16:10 4K series (OLED, LCD) for the T60/T61 15.4″ widescreen16:10 size is the same ratio as the 15.4″ T60/T61 widescreen

Zenbook 14X 16:10 (OLED, LED, high refresh rate) for the T60/T61 14.1″ widescreenSlightly smaller than the 14.1″ but same aspect ratio. Practically a drop-in replacement.

There are no viable 4:3 panels or 3:2 panels, or at least not trivially. They either look too ugly or does not fit properly. If anyone knows any viable panel, please let me know.

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Solid Office Notebook.The ThinkPad T61 is a notebook which should especially attract business customers. Lenovo products are top regarding user-friendliness and data security. Here the Lenovo ThinkPad T61 scores points by many reasonable details. Furthermore Lenovo"s customer support is excellent. Knowing the part number, it"s pretty easy to quickly order most parts.

This is another review of a Lenovo ThinkPad T61 model, the UI02BGE (8889-2 BG) with T7300 CPU and a 14,1-inch SXGA+ display (1.400x1050 pixels). Further review of ThinkPad T61 models can be found here (14,1" WXGA+, T7700, Quadro NVS 140M) and here ( 14,1" WXGA+, T7300, Quadro NVS 140M).

The ThinkPad T61 looks typical Lenovo, black, edgy,and huge. However, according to its size of 31,2 x 25,5 x 2,4 to 2.7 cm³ and its weight of about 2.50 kg, it is actually not bigger or heavier than other 14,1-inch business notebooks.

Picking up this notebooks, its case proves to be really robust, because of its flexural rigid construction. Generally, the ThinkPad T61 is far robuster than average notebooks are. However, alike its predecessor, the T60, the plastic covers at the palm rest areas emit slightly creaking noises when trying to twist the case. The area next to the DVD drive (UltraBay slot) also considerably yields when applying force.

According to Lenovo a special honeycomb construction in the lid should protect the sensible display than standard constructions. We actually needed to apply a lot of force in order to provoke interferences at the display. The lid is wrapped with in a soft material, which feels nice to the touch and is also less sensitive to scratches than the finish of competitor notebooks.

The other parts of the ThinkPad T61"s case are also good. There lid closed exactly. The stable and uncovered steel hinges are able to support the adjusted opening angle without problems. There is hardly any see-saw of the display noticeable at shocks or vibrations.

The Lenovo ThinkPad T61 provides only the most necessary standard interfaces. The reviewed T61 came without a card reader for nowadays already omnipresent flash memory cards, without a DVI-D port for connecting an external high-quality screen, and without Firewire (i.LINK, IEEE 1394), an alternative to USB 2.0.

Regarding wired data communications, the Thinkpad T61 provides fast GigaBit-LAN and the usual integrated 56K modem. Wireless communication is possible via Bluetooth andWLAN. Wireless Bluetooth headsets even make wireless Voice over IP possible. A switch at the front side allows to easily switch the wireless communication modules on respectively off.

By default the Lenovo T61 is shipped without any recovery media. However, a single touch recovery solution provides an easy way to restore the system as long as the pre-installed recovery partition stays untouched. Further security features provided are: an actively shock-protected hard disk, a biometric fingerprint reader, and a TPM (Trusted Platform Module).

Providing 90 keys, the Lenovo ThinkPad T61"s keyboard convinces by a clear feedback. Its clicking noise sounds good too. The effective size of the keycaps is 1,3 x 1,4 cm² and they are attached tightly to the keyswitches.

A user-friendly, blue enter key, which extends over two rows is provided. Because the keyboard layout of Lenovo keyboards differ from the standard by reverting the order of the left Ctrl and Fn key and by placing the Del and Ins key at the right top of the kryboard in a group of six keys. So, typing mistakes are likely at the beginning.

ThinkVantage, a key-feature of theT61, improves user-friendliness very much. Besides the so-called ThinkLight keyboard light there are three hot keys. One of them can be used to launch recovery from the hidden recovery partition by simply pressing a key.

A number of different panels are available for the ThinkPad T61. Besides 14.1 inch displays, there are also 15.4 inch panels, whereas the available resolutions range from 1024x768 (XGA) to very fine 1680x1050 pixels (WSXGA+). The reviewed notebook came with a 14.1 inch SXGA+ display with a high resolution of 1400x1050 pixels. This LCD-panel is by Samsung and its type number is LTN141P4. The matte display surface contributes to the comfort and ergonomics, because it hardly reflects.

Directly compared to our reference display, the 20-inch MVA LCD Viewsonic VP2030b, the display of the ThinkPad T61 has a good color neutrality. However, its viewing angles are rather narrow. If you change the opening angle, you"ll quickly face a loss of contrast, whereas important details of our reference images get unrecognizable. Horizontally, the viewing angles confirm to the average of this type of panels.

If you want to upgrade main memory, you can continue using the provided DDRII 667 module as a second slot is free. According to Lenovo, the reviewed T61 model can be equipped with up to four gigabytes of RAM.

The reviewed ThinkPad T61 comes with a Quadro NVS 140 M (G86GLM) Nvidia with 128 Megabytes of dedicated video memory. The Quadro NVS 140M is a middle class video card for business, which provides optimized and certified drivers for finance and business applications. However, its performance is not sufficient for current games. E.g., F.E.A.R. runs only smoothly, if you decrease the resolution to 1.024 x 768 pixels, whereas number of details is "medium" and anti-aliasing (AA) and anisotropic filtering (AF) is off.

The provided mass storage devices of the ThinkPad T61 is a 120 GByte serial ATA hard disk, in more detail a HTS 541612 J9SA00 by Hitachi. With a revolution speed of 5400 revs/min, the average data transfer rate measured with HDTune is 37.1 MB/s. This is alright, considering that the reference hard disk, a Seagate ST 910021 A with 7200 revs/min, has a an average data transfer rate fo 40 MB/s.

Furthermore, the T61 comes with a 8x DVD burner, a GSA-U10N by LG Electronics inserted in an UltraBay slot. If required, you can replace this slim-line drive by a supplement battery in order to increase the battery runtime.

In the idle mode under Windows 64-bit and power save mode activated, the noise level is in average 34.5 dB, which is nicely quiet. You"ll be able to still hear the T61 in quiet environments, but, it"s low-frequency noise is far from being annoying.

Our infra-red sensor, which works contact-free, proved that the surface temperatures of the Lenovo ThinkPad T61 stay always alright. Despite of the compact 14 inch case and the silent fan, the maximum temperature of the top side measured in the center in front of the keyboard was only 35.5 degrees. The averagetemperature on the top side is 31.3°C, which is low.

Also the bottom side of the T61 stays alright. Although, the maximum measured left, below the cooling system of the CPU and the heat pipe of the video card is as high as 39.6°C, the average of 35.2°C is still alright.

The twospeakers of the Lenovo ThinkPad T61 are located at the bottom side, central, immediately below the front edge. Their sound is by no means wonderful, the basses and high tones are weak, however, the middle tones are alright. They are sufficient for non-demanding background music - for nothing more.

In contrast to predecessor models the ThinkPad T61 comes with a 5.200 mAh battery, which does not exceed the case. In idle mode and with dimmed display, the power demand of the notebook is 20.1 Watt only.

Overall, the T61 is an interesting notebook, whereas Lenovo focuses on business customers. Regarding user-friendliness and data security you"ll hardly find any better. The Lenovo ThinkPad T61 scores points in these aspects by a lot of reasonable details. Furthermore, even Lenovo"s service is top. Most of its parts and accessories can be easily ordered by their part number.

The Thinkpad T61 UI02BGE (8889-2 BG) offers good performance in solid case. With this equipment, office work really becomes child"s play. The input devices are user-friendly, the noise and temperature emissions alright. Accessories, like docking station and supplement batteries ease the life of traveling customers.

Still, some details could yet be improved. E.g., the availableportsdo no longer confirm the current standard, and the LCD panel should be brighter. Although the recovery system can be launch by pressing a single button, we feel that recovery media should belong to the base equipment of business notebooks instead of shifting the responsibility of creating such to the customer.

Overall, the ThinkPad T61 is a scalable business solution, which comprehensive security features. Costing 2000,- EUR it"s not really a bargain. However, it"s really user-friendly and reliable.

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