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Hi all,

For sale here is:

SOLD X60 Tablet LCD assembly, without LCD panel. Everything else is there and works: bezel, rear cover, inverter, button & LED board, microphone, LCD cable, wifi antennas, FPR. Hinge and latch are tight. Does not have WWAN antennas. Clear plate does not have bluetooth or WWAN holes. LCD rear cover has minor corner wear. Front bezel has a small crack on the side on lower left corner.
Asking for $9 + shipping. If you would like to have the broken LCD panel or digitizer, I can throw it in for a few more bucks.


SOLDX60 Tablet Digitizer, Wacom SU-040-X04. Not much to say about it, other than it works. Asking for $5 + shipping.

I also have a bunch of crap lying around. If you're interested in any of these, just cover shipping and I'll send them your way.
X60 tablet broken VGA LCD panel HV121X03, good backlight
WiFi antennas taken from a X60 tablet
disassembled X41 tablet 4-cell battery
bent & cracked Intel 6200 wireless card
untested 6-cell battery for Fujitsu T4020 (FPCBP121, CP257410)
Fujitsu modular bay combo drive (UJDA770, CP218457)
all kinds of connectors and daughter cards, fan, CMOS battery from a Fujitsu T4020


Paypal welcome. Other payment methods are negotiable.
Questions / details / pics / offers: shoot me a PM!

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twistero wrote:X60 tablet broken VGA LCD panel HV121X03, good backlight
WiFi antennas taken from a X60 tablet
disassembled X41 tablet 4-cell battery
bent & cracked Intel 6200 wireless card

Hey Charles,

I see you like to bend and crack wifi cards, disassemble x41T batteries, and break open x60T panels (the nice SXGA+ ones especially http://forum.thinkpads.com/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=102956 ).

I think you have the Forum record for busted SXGA+ x60 panels

So far I've ruined a beautiful T43 SXGA+ Flexview panel and T60 15" XGA panel in attempted backlight repairs. I have put a hold on my experiments... for now LOL

... I once (somehow) successfully changed the backlight on a T40 14" XGA panel

Daniel.

Well, in my defense the wireless card was not my doing. It came in the mail like that. Amazing how someone can even apply enough force to crack such a small object; my guess is that someone took a hammer to it while still installed in a mini pcie slot. Got a refund from the seller pretty quickly.

I take full credit for everything else. Tinkering with stuff is fun.