14.1" lcd for t60

is a t23 interchangeable with a t60 14.1" xga lcd. what other screens are compatible?

No such thing as a "generic" or "compatible"LCD for any ThinkPad, I'm afraid, and the LCDs are generally not interchangeable between different series, with a couple of exceptions, but not for a T6x unit.
You could use the SXGA+ LCD, but you would need a different LCD cable.
If you have the FRU from the original LCD, you may want to Google a bit for it...
Good luck.
Cheers,
George
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Just to continue my previous about DVI interface for T60 in a wider context. Actually, I am looking to buy 22'' LCD monitor from Viewsonic and considering the following models.
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Viewsonic VX2260wm (Full HD 1920 x 1080
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http://www.viewsonic.com/products/desktop-monitors/l…ries/vx2233wm.htm
http://www.viewsonic.com/products/desktop-monitors/l…ries/vx2260wm.htm
http://www.viewsonic.com/products/desktop-monitors/l…ries/vx2262wm.htm
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1) should I pay $30 more for Full HD monitor, or it makes no sence if I connectit in only to T60?
2) What max resolution will I have a chanse to setup at my monitor with T60 though VGA?
3) Does it make sence to pay ~$130 for USB-> DVI adapter, or the improvements in the picture will not be considerate vs. VGA connection?

Hi slava739,
I'm not positive, but believe that your T60 will drive 1920x1080 over VGA, if you want. However, I'd recommend using a digital connection instead. (I'm a bit of a fanatic that way.) A less expensive option than the $130 USB -> DVI adapter is to get a 2504 Advanced Mini Dock. You can find used/refurbed ones on eBay (and sometimes the Lenovo Outlet) for ~$80 last time I checked. It's quite handy to have the dock for all your external connections, anyway.
You didn't say what OS you're running. Windows 7 is apparently resolution-independent; might make sense to go for the most pixels (highest resolution) you can, you can change the resolution as needed. Vista and earlier don't scale all icons / GUI elements properly, so it's better to choose your monitor's native resolution as something you'll actually use all/most of the time. If your eyesight is good, 1920x1080 on a 22" is probably ok. But 1680x1050 might result in less eyestrain, especially if you use your computer for long periods of time.
Good luck!
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Windows 7 driver support for T60(p)

Hello all
Im a happy owner of a Thinkpad T60P, 2007-8LG model. However, im getting much tired of Windows XP and want to use the upcoming Windows 7 OS, but im a bit unsure if there will be any driver updates for the T60 models.
I've seen the Windows 7 beta drivers page from Lenovo, but this only includes drivers from T61 and up. Can anyone confirm that there will be drivers released for T60(p) models as well (or in case the product line is ditched).
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Nocture,
I have a T60p (8744-J2U) with Windows 7 (Build 7229) runing very very happily. I have 4 GB installed. All the key drivers you need have been released and should work fine on your system.
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The LCD for my macbook air model number MC965LL/A (purchased 2011) is broken , where can I get new one and what is the part number for it ?

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Where can I purchase the motherboard for T60 model 2623-KEU?

Hello ALL:
Please advice where can I purchase the motherboard for T60 model 2623-KEU?
The BIOS password was locked while term. employee refuse to tell the password.
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If not, how much will be charge for all the service to replace motherboard?
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you could easily hack the BIOS..... while the battery removal process can't reset the password like other laptops can.... all the hacking software are on the web for free download....
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Ram Upgrade for T60

Hi,
I have IBM T60 laptop with 1 GB ram. I want to upgrade the ram to 2 GB. According to the lenovo site I need to install this ram
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Should we have to install the ram recommended by IBM/Lenovo for T60.
Are there any alternatives from a different company.

Welcome to the forum!
Any laptop RAM spec'd at PC5300 or higher will work. You can shop around for the best deal you can find. FYI, IBM or Lenovo don't manufacture their own RAM sticks, but get it from other companies (Hynix, Samsung, Elpida, Micron) and re-brand it.
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Bluetooth add on for T60?

Hello to all in the forum, hope all of you are well.
I have a T60 machine model no 2008BG4, and it came without built in bluetooth.
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There seems to be a crack in the plastic bezel around the LCD and in the palmrest. Can anyone tell me the FRU# for these .

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