
I think the point here is that the product was still under warranty and Lenovo did not at least try their very best to rectify the situation. Secondly, they simply pushed the problem back to the customer when they could not fix the issue, instead of being up front and actively explore other alternatives. If the part was not available locally, they could have easily shipped it from another regional or global service parts centre...no biggie. To me its obvious that there were screw ups at multiple levels starting from the support staff to the managers at the service center.
In another analogy, its like saying you bought a car with a persistant engine problem and the manufacturer cant fix it, finally telling you that something is wrong with the fuel that you are using!!![]()
There is no such thing as fairness if you haven't noticed
In this world money and power makes the rules.
It is purely profit driven that is why I don't fanboi companies like some iTurds.
Sold laptops has no income value they don't make any extra money from sold sets, so to reduce cost so their CEO/Shareholders can buy a new Ferrari they drop the old designs and take their chances with refurbished boards hoping it can meet the repair demands.
Boards are cheap only when manufactured in masses, in this case it is cheaper to "refund" TS rather than reproduce an obsolete board(Plus they get to use the "devaluation" policy to refund the cash that is why it is stupid to buy expensive laptops.).
It is not a environmentally friendly world as well, sell and dump, rinse and repeat.
It has an integrated camers, Fingerprint reader, Active protection system, shock mounted hard drive and a strong client security . .
It has come up with various extra enhancements apart from a contemporary laptop architecture. 


It manufactures and markets computer hardware, software, infrastructure services, hosting services, and consulting services. 

3x clones?![]()
Ytd, CASE called me to inform me that Lenovo contacted them. Someone from lenovo told CASE that they were surprised how come I when to write it on forums. CASE warned me to refrain from posting on forums in future to avoid unnecessary lawsuits. Cause they may scrutinized what I wrote and sue me.
Wow and I thought CASE stood for Consumer Association Of Singapore looks like it stood for Corporation Association of Singapore...
Seriously if I were you TS, I wouldn't give a sh*t about them.
There is no grounds to sue you if you are telling nothing but the truth.
The compensation may have some term and condition.
But anywway, is good to know our right.
In USA this is very common. Thats why their serve lineii verycareful in handling complain.
anyone know of any reliable shop which can repair t43 motherboard? I suspust is motherboard faulty causing it to unable to power up.
how much will it cause? thanks
hi ArcticCheetah,
I get to keep the laptop.
My thread in Lenovo forum got closed by the administrator. This was what the administrator wrote: "It is unfortunate that you experienced these issues. By your account, it seems that Lenovo explored your concerns through all available avenues, and as you have pursued and reached a settlement through processes outside of Lenovo, I think it is inappropriate to continue the discussion here."
Today, the IBM guy was supposed to come down to my place to collect back the loaner set laptop. But he didn't came. In the end, I called him and he told me that he forgotten about the appointment. I wasted my evening waiting for him.![]()