New T61 won't launch Windows

Just unpacked my new T61, inserted battery, plugged it in, and turned it on. The hard disk light flickered for awhile, the screen lightened a bit, and after 30 sec or so there was a bit of music. But no sign of Windows logon screen, or any indication that the keyboard or pointing devices functioned. Ctrl+Alt+Del produced no results. After a long wait, I turned off by pressing and holding the power button. Two more attempts have produced same results.
Suggestions?
Many thanks,
Tom

Tom, welcome to the forum,
doesn't sound good I guess you're also not seeing a message about interrupting the boot sequence by pressing the blue ThinkVantage button either?
I'd call sales and declare your T61 as DOA. You could try attaching an external screen and see if that works, not a solution I know. It sounds as the there is a problem with the GPU or cable.
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