*off the market for now, trying to fix*

[morphine]

All parts pulled from a near mint condition Lenovo Thinkpad T410 laptop.
Everything tested and 100% working.
I prefer dealing within Canada but will talk with you about shipping elsewhere.

Feedback on other forums:
I have 100% positive seller/buyer feedback at all of these sites:
http://forums.redflagdeals.com/itrader.php?u=14511
http://feedback.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dl ... llFeedback
http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/itrader.php?u=798
http://heatware.com/eval.php?id=33328


Core i7-620m CPU - FRU 63Y1511 - $150
LCD + assembly (back cover, cabling), 1400x900 screen - $145
DVD/CR Writer - FRU 45N7457 - $40
Base Unit FRU 45N632AC - $40
Keyboard bezel - FRU 60Y4958 - $35
Keyboard - FRU 45N2036 - $25
Intel Centrino Advanced N wireless card - FTU 60Y3195 - $25
CPU heat pipe and fan assembly - $20
Magnesium frame structure - $20
Hard Drive cover - $15
RAM cover - $15
Speaker assembly - $10

Click on thumbnails below for larger pictures.

[RealBlackStuff]

Spilled liquid on the motherboard?

[morphine]

No, screwed up BIOS.

Which reminds me, if someone has a cheap T410 motherboard for sale...

[TuuS]

The bios can be fixed, it's not cheap... most places get almost $200, but on something like this it might be worth it.

This is slightly "off-topic", but when flash bios technology was introduced in the 90s, it was a major breakthrough, up until then you had to replace the chip to update your bios, or remove and reburn the chip, but what I'll never understand is why they didn't include a secondary chip, I'll call it xbios (eXtremely Basic Input Output System) so a machine with a corrputed bios can do one very simple task, which is boot to a cdrom disc that has a bios flash program to reload the bios. Making the bios so the machine can basically commit suicide if the burn fails is crazy. How much extra could it possibly cost to have a backup redundant bios either in the chip, or in a separate chip. I find it hard to believe they have been making these types of flashable bios chips for close to two decades and no one has thought of this yet.

*rant over*

ps. good luck with your sale, and n/c for the "bumb" lol

[RealBlackStuff]

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