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Where can i get WWAN card for my X220? Any idea? I want to order from ebay but scare cannot support starhub singtel 3G
 
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Hi guys.

Does anyone know where to buy a Display Port to DVI cable or adapter?

Dun really seem to be able to find one here.
 
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Went Hong Kong yesterday and bought the X220 with the following specs:

Core i7 2620M @2.7Ghz
8GB 1333 DDR 3 Ram
LED IPS 1366 x768 Premium LCD
160GB SSD
Docking Station for X220
1 AC Power Adapter for Docking Station
1 AC Power Adapter for Notebook
Windows 7 Pro 64bit
1 Laptop Bag

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I was very pleased with the docking station. Plenty of ports and the LAN to connect to my office LAN



All for S$2,390.

What is the price selling in Singapore now?
 
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sWirL84 said:
congrats! SSD is the way to go and it's going to be damn worth it! ;)
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Have been waiting for it since the days when the BIOS update v1.22 was released to solve the detection of the mSATA SSD and also the ability to have both a fast boot-up and loads of storage space.

Love this X220!
 
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Should I get a x220 with ssd and add hdd later myself or should I get a x220 with hdd and add a ssd later myself? Which is more cost effective and easier?
 
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dao said:
Should I get a x220 with ssd and add hdd later myself or should I get a x220 with hdd and add a ssd later myself? Which is more cost effective and easier?
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If u get a X220 with a SSD, u cannot add a HDD later, only another SSD in the mSATA slot. But if u opt for a HDD, u can add a mSATA SSD later, which I think, is more cost effective.

Cheers!
 
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hereiam436 said:
Got the mSata Intel 80G for my X220, quite impressive improvement. really worth it.
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Ordered the MyDigitalSSD 128gb mSATA SSD, like the one I ur sig. Can't wait for my cousin to bring it back for me when it comes back from the US this month!
 
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yukita said:
updated liao, though not sure what is the differences lol...
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Here's the gist of it:

CHANGES IN THIS RELEASE
Version 1.23

[Important updates]
Nothing.

[New functions or enhancements]
- Improved memory resource allocation process to reserve more memory space for
optional hardware devices.

[Problem fixes]
- Fixed an issue that intranet account login failure for ThinkVantage Hardware
Password Manager.
- Allowed system recovery from POST 191 error without loading setup defaults in
BIOS setup menu by press F9 key.

Cheers!
 
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Hi guys! I've been reading the posts but I'm a bit lost here...

I have a thinkpad x201 that comes with a 128gb SSD. It's a great laptop but I want to add on an internal hdd for more storage capacity.

Could anybody please share if this is possible and what I can do or where I can go to get it done?

Thank you so very much.
 
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