Thinkpad mini dock 4337 + thinkpad Х220

Здравствуйте.
Недавно я приобрел комплект из thinkpad mini dock series 3 4337 и БП АС 90вт 20В (lenovo).
Вопрос вот в чем, родной БП к моему ноуту Х220 идет 65Вт и 20В, с которым собственно я и использую dock 4337.
Могу ли я использовать БП который шел с dock 4337 (т.е. АС 90вт 20В) , когда ноут в док станции???
Он на 90Вт, а когда то я читал что непосредственно с ноутом такой БП лучше не использовать…

Не знаю, как Вы отнесетесь к моим словам. По приведенной фотографии БП имеет несколько явных признаков подделки. Поскольку с похожей наклейкой продается много зарядников (см.ebay, например), речь идет о массовом производстве подделок. Причем наклейки друг от друга немного отличаются. Просто в данном случае "умельцы" поленились хотя бы срисовать фирменную наклейку.
1. Проблемы со значками, обозначающими registered trade mark ® Lenovo (их просто нет)
2. не смотря на кучу значков и надписей на китайском, в самых нужных местах этих надписей нет. Как и надписей на английском.
3. Гораздо серьезнее - на наклейке 3 надписи, обозначающие part number БП: 92p1158 (это должен быть p/n при производстве БП, т.н.assembled p/n), 92p1157 (сервисный p/n, т.е. FRU), 92p1107 (на штрихкоде, здесь должен был быть производственный p/n, т.е.как и #1, 92p1158)
4. 92p1158 (92p1157) - более вероятно, что это p/n БП на 65 вт.
5. На наклейке нет обязательной даты выпуска БП. Она должна быть в самом низу, над тремя крупными символами в кружкАх. Причем эта дата должна совпадать с датой, закодированной в штрихкоде. К сожалению, эта часть не видна из-за блика фотовспышки
6. Наконец, сама наклейка сделана настолько грубо, что даже не совпадает по размерам с местом для ее приклеивания (смотрите правый нижний угол). Да и приклеена со смещением.
И это только навскидку, даже без сравнения с действительно оригиналом.
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bsu4phd wrote:
What show's on the back of the Lenovo dock is a DVI-D connector.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface
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(edited for clarity)
Message Edited by erik on 01-29-2009 10:05 AM
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