Doh! M93P tiny - Too late for additional i/o: DisplayPort to HDMI or DisplayPort to DisplayPort?

When customizing my M93P I think I've misinterpreted the options under "Additional I/O".
Now I believe choosing "DisplayPort to DisplayPort cable" or "DisplayPort to HDMI Video Adapter Converter" would have actually given me an additional port above the VGA port?
I thought they were just adapters for the existing DisplayPort.
Is it possible to source a part and install it myself?
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You can call up Lenovo's part sales department, 800-388-7080, and ask for FRU 54Y9350.
Here are some referances for that part number:
http://www.thinkscopes.com/thinkcentre-m92p-tiny-displayport/
http://download.lenovo.com/parts/ThinkCentre/mississippi_m93_p_fru_list_tiny_updated_11062014.pdf
http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/tkb/articleprintpage/tkb-id/A_Series_Thinkcentre@tkb/article-id/47
http://de.eetgroup.com/i/FRU54Y9350-IBM-Dp-Cable
http://www.uk-computers.co.uk/pgProduct.cfm?Product=15892_285_406887-FRU54Y9350-DP-Cable

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Hi guys! So i got a another firewire HD, 250GB by acomdata. It's formatted under FAT 32 for both windows and mac, after after reading several posts, it's best to format it under mac os extended. the problem is I already put about 30 GB of files on it. Is it too late for me to reformat it? do i have to remove all the files, then do it? If someone can provide step by step instructions that won't harm my files, I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks!

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Too early for the retina, too late for the non retina? Which one?

Hi everyone,
Sorry for yet another "Which MBP should I buy" post but I have read through all the of the discussions I can find on this topic as well as around the web.
I am a digital designer who is currently using a PC only because up until now I have never been in the financial position to transition over to Mac.
I am currently trying to decide between getting a a 15" Mac Book Pro or 15" Retina Mac Book Pro.
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Given my job, going retina seems like a no brainer but I have a few concerns:
Speed, processing power - which will suit my needs?
This is an investment for me, I want it to last at least 3-4 years:
Is getting a standard MBP now just too late and bidding in the past?
Will resale of a standard MBP suck in 3-4 years?
In 3 years time will I need an upgrade, and if so, how will I even do this with a virtually unupgradeable (from what Ive read) Retina MBP?
About 80% of the time I plan on hooking up the MBP to a Thunderbolt display - whats the point in a Retina?
If I don't get a Retina and I need to start designing Retina graphics, will I be faced with added dificulty because I use standard MBP?
Is it realistic to assume Retina graphics won't become mainstream for 3-4 years allowing me to bide my time with a standard MBP, upgrading to a Retina later?
At work I use a 2-3 year old iMac and the screen is already magical compared to my PC and it seems to do fine for me. I've been in store and played with both and I am genuinely confused. I just feel like getting a standard MBP is like jumping on a train when it's already reached it's destination.
Budget wise I can afford the base level Retina MBP I outlined above but if I can save money, that'd be ideal. Being me I will automatically chose the best possible solution but I need to be rational about my needs. Someone please help, I just want a Mac!
Thanks in advance, any help is much appreciated

kytim wrote:
I need to be rational about my needs.
In general
Retina cannot upgrade RAM. Storage can be upgraded, but more $ than upgrading the non-Retina unit.
Non-Retina unit can upgrade RAM base-4 GB to 16 GB for about $85 (cf. OWC.) HD can be replaced with SSD or larger HD.
Therefore lack of "upgradability" in Retina
No optical drive in Retina.
The non-Retina has Ethernet and FireWire ports, and a slot for a secure cable- the Retina none of these ports.

Am I too late for the hard drive recall replacement program?

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Is it too late for me to upgrade?

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I bought my MacBook (13.3 inch, Black) late June of 2007, making it a little over 5 years old.
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Of course it annoyed me that I couldn't download certain things or upgrade my applications but, I put up with it because I thought it would be too much of a hassle to go to the Apple store and buy it - plus did I really need to spend how ever many dollars to change something that worked fine enough? So, the years went by....
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I know that I cannot buy the 10.5 disk at the Apple store anymore and that I will need to buy it on ebay or amazon or some other seller.
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Hello, you could do 10.5.x with a Retail Install Disc, but expensive.
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FCP6 - been advised to use ProRes HQ but am too late for that I think

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I'm really confused and a bit bewildered - would really appreciate any thought whatsoever on the following.
For some bizarre reason I can't figure out yet, my rapid-edits sports sequences blur/ghost from frame to frame (like a bad frame blending) when I preview the sequence on my Dell monitor from my FCP Canvas. Also, when I choose to export to a Quicktime file using current settings, the blurring/ghosting is preserved once I view the burned DVD.
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When you're exporting ProRes (an intraframe format), the frames are all compressed individually.
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Too late for this to be on the Blackberry Playbook new OS 2??

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Fascade518 wrote:
Yes, it works with the phones...from a computer of laptop...but in using the BLACKBERRY PLAYBOOK...if I lose my phone...can I find it with the Blackberry PLAYBOOK...instead of a laptop of desk top or somone else's computer?
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Am I really too late for the free Mountain Lion upgrade?

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lem9 wrote:
> in filr1_admin.pdf, page 34, it's mentionned that if a user logs in
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> not created correctly...". So, what can be done in this case (apart
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>
> I have (at least) one user in this situation. I am not allowed to
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