I'm ready to buy a new T400, but...

I'm all freaked out about the keyboard issue. I know Lenovo claims it has been solved. But I read several posts from folks claiming it hasn't - or it's hit and miss as to what you'll end up getting once it arrives at your home/business. I'd hate to drop $1500 only to have a computer show up at my doorstep with keyboard flex issues, thus making me have to call and complain for a solution to the problem, etc. etc. So my question to a Lenovo moderator with inside knowledge is this: if I order a T400 today, 4/5/2009, what will I receive? A T400 with a new, improved keyboard (T60/61 quality) and the metal frame support in place? Or not? Thanks in advance for your help.
Message Edited by LambertJ on 04-05-2009 04:42 PM

LambertJ wrote:
So my question to a Lenovo moderator with inside knowledge is this: if I order a T400 today, 4/5/2009, what will I receive? A T400 with a new, improved keyboard (T60/61 quality) and the metal frame support in place? Or not? Thanks in advance for your help.
Welcome to the forum!
While there are a few Lenovo employees roaming around in here helping out on a volunteer basis, this is not an official support channel. Instead, this is designed to be a user-to-user support and discussion forum. You may or may not get an answer directly from one of the Lenovo employees as there are way more of us than them and all of them, even Mark, have full-time jobs doing other things.
Looking at Kevin's updated review at NBR, I assume that you would get the light-weight keyboard and the metal frame support.
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