Lenovo wanted to see how tough the ThinkPad T400s was, so we wanted to run it over with a vehicle. A standard car was not enough. Instead, we had to pick a 26,000 lb. DOW (Doppler on Wheels) that...
Lenovo wanted to see how tough the ThinkPad T400s was, so we wanted to run it over with a vehicle. A standard car was not enough. Instead, we had to pick a 26,000 lb. DOW (Doppler on Wheels) that the Center for Severe Weather Research uses in their daily work. The machine did suprisingly well. Though it did not start up again, the data was intact.
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It would of booted up (with a dead screen) if there were a matrix of "pillars" in it. All of that weight went right onto the mainboard's components... breaking the BGAs and contracts to everything, likely also snapping the dyes of ICs.
If there was solid metal going through bottom-to-top that would keep the components safe from crushing.
Would have a weird looking mainboard... full of holes.
endurance of thinkpads gets strongly advertised by lenovo, but it diminishes with every new generation.. old IBM thinkpads are so much more sturdy... when i touched T400s keyboard, i could feel flex with litle force applied.. not only it feels like c**p, it is quite uncomfortable for typing.... just one example named...
Do not buy anything offered by Lenovo. Go to their OWN forums first and read the daily horror stories that will make you cry. Save your money, TIME, and WELL BEING. Stay away from these pricks!!!
What the fuck? Watch our shit laptop get run over. It won't work anymore, but maybe the hard drive will be saved. Why the fuck would this make me buy your shit. It is not like you will give me quality service and support SO WTF? Too little too late... This is what David Hill should have done after the T4X series, but he fucked up the whole line with the T6X and T400/500 lines. The fundamental problem is that Lenovo cannot backup their products with any satisfactory support.
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All of that weight went right onto the mainboard's components... breaking the BGAs and contracts to everything, likely also snapping the dyes of ICs.
If there was solid metal going through bottom-to-top that would keep the components safe from crushing.
Would have a weird looking mainboard... full of holes.
Love lenovo!!
ThinkPad forever!
Save your money, TIME, and WELL BEING. Stay away from these pricks!!!
Too little too late... This is what David Hill should have done after the T4X series, but he fucked up the whole line with the T6X and T400/500 lines.
The fundamental problem is that Lenovo cannot backup their products with any satisfactory support.
And, of course the hard drive will still be intact.