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Sunday, May 4, 2014

Re: T440s - LG or AUO Display

Got my T440s (FHD non-touch) yesterday, it has that freaking LG screen. It's actually worse than a very bad TN panel on my 5 year old asus. It thought there were no worse screens out there. How can they even claim that's an IPS?! It always has this dark horizontal line spanning about 1/3 of the screen (i'd say 20-30% darker than the upper and lower edges), there is exactly 1 position where you can kind of be ok with the picture.

Another issue with this panel, which others have not mentioned here is actually color reproductoin. During win8 initial configuration you are asked to choose a color. I chose violet and the screen has three visible vertical swaths where the color shift towards blue from violet.

The touchpad won't register right-click in the upper right zone, so trackpoint is unusable.

I don't what to do now, try replacing the screen or ask for a refund and just forget about lenovo. It's definitely not what I paid for.


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Re: T440s - LG or AUO Display

Got my T440s (FHD non-touch) yesterday, it has that freaking LG screen. It's actually worse than a very bad TN panel on my 5 year old asus. It thought there were no worse screens out there. How can they even claim that's an IPS?! It always has this dark horizontal line spanning about 1/3 of the screen (i'd say 20-30% darker than the upper and lower edges), there is exactly 1 position where you can kind of be ok with the picture.

Another issue with this panel, which others have not mentioned here is actually color reproductoin. During win8 initial configuration you are asked to choose a color. I chose violet and the screen has three visible vertical swaths where the color shift towards blue from violet.

The touchpad won't register right-click in the upper right zone, so trackpoint is unusable.

I don't what to do now, try replacing the screen or ask for a refund and just forget about lenovo. It's definitely not what I paid for.


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Re: T540p/T440p+UltraDock+external display issues

SOLVED:  T440p; 40A20135XX UltraDock; Displayport + DVI

Updated firmware in docking station

http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/detail.page?DocID=HT081248


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Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Re: T540p/T440p+UltraDock+external display issues

@Mark_Lenovo,

have Ultra Dock (P/N: 40A20090EU) and a X240 (P/N: 20AM-S05C00). After weeks of waiting for a non-windows-solution I have installed temporarily windows7.

Applying the firmware patch with 'fwdphb01.exe' like described here does not work for me.

Error message from 'Prius Tool':

"Faild to find Synaptics MST DP hub IC"

I have to work with this notebook! So please find a solution for this annoying buggy firmware.

Regards

Thomas aka thessy


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Re: T540p/T440p+UltraDock+external display issues

@Mark_Lenovo,

have Ultra Dock (P/N: 40A20090EU) and a X240 (P/N: 20AM-S05C00). After weeks of waiting for a non-windows-solution I have installed temporarily windows7.

Applying the firmware patch with 'fwdphb01.exe' like described here does not work for me.

Error message from 'Prius Tool':

"Faild to find Synaptics MST DP hub IC"

I have to work with this notebook! So please find a solution for this annoying buggy firmware.

Regards

Thomas aka thessy


View the original article here