I notice that most of reviews are for tablets, etc. Is this made for a full size desktop computer such as the LenovoThinkCenter 6075? Thanks
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I put this memory in a 2007ish Imac (the first intel one) and it worked just fine-Hope this helps!
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Raymond, this item will not fit your ThinkCenter. You need full sized RAM, not the smaller laptop sized modules. hope this helps!
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I'd have to concur with James C. about looking up Lenovo specs. But I bought mine for an R61 widescreen an they are similar construction. OEM manufacturer websites should also be able to tell you what model computers their model batteries fit.I have been seeing a solid 4.5 hours from this battery, with full screen illumination and wireless antenna on.
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Well, if you mean for a desktop i dont see why not. Just get your measurement correct. I really like mine. i use mine in a laptop bought in 2010. But the substance you adhere the screen to should not be a factor.
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Nope... I bought it for my Lenovo touchscreen laptop and it didn't work.. :/
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I don't know what these people are talking about, actually. I just got one and it's exactly the same size width wise as my Acer Aspire 5830TG... which is a 15 inch laptop. A 17 inch laptop would hang off the sides of this thing. I'm already considering asking for my money back, but will at least test it to see if it works.
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I own several tablets and of touch screens. This is my first think pad. I use it at work as a desktop via hdmi to large screen and Bluetooth keyboard and mouse. It out performs all other 8" or smaller tablets I own. My larger tablets perform slightly better. The additional advantage is the built in hdmi, thus no need to add a docking station to connect to larger hdmi screen.
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I have no idea what other models it can accommodate. I have an Lenovo Edge 530 and it works for me. Not sure what headaches you are referring to, so I can't answer that either. It has not given me any issues... so far. I have had it for a while now.
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not sure how big those tablets are but it all depends upon how/where you position your keyboard. if you put it up on the top shelf with the monitors there should be plenty of room on the large shelf below. i'd strongly recommend using a wireless keyboard and mouse as it will give you the most flexibilty on moving them around or off the desktop whenever needed.
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This is the smallest full size keyboard I could find. It's for a desktop or laptop computer.
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I can't answer that, but I have to hold mine in place with a rubber band, have since day one, and it is definitely the right size for my laptop, just not the right quality!! AND, this company will never stop bothering you for a GOOD review, even if you have told them you are not satisfied. When I buy another I will spend the extra few bucks to get one that actually works properly.
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I have never used this stand for anything that large. this is a tablet stand, I think it would be in ones best interest to use it for what it was made for. however it is a very sturdy stand that I really like a lot. I'm sure you could find a stand that was made for a laptop. amazon has a wide arrange of choices.
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I have a 17" Toshiba on it and it works great. When I first opened the box I thought it looked too small but get it centered on it and there's no problem unless you open the top too far. I'm sorry I didn't do this sooner. It puts the laptop at a much better height and the way the laptop sits on it, there's great ventilation for cooling.
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Since it is similar in size to a Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet 2, it should, especially if you are using it without connecting to power or peripherals. When I connect my tablet to an external monitor, the cable goes in at the bottom where normally the frame is, so I have to turn the tablet upside down. The display re-orients itself, so the only thing that is a little odd is that the Windows button is at the top. This stand adjusts so well that you can set it to any angle, e.g. when connecting to a large monitor I set up the tablet between my keyboard and large monitor for those situations where I want to use the touch screen. Since it is similar in size to a Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet 2, it should, especially if you are using it without connecting to power or peripherals. When I connect my tablet to an external monitor, the cable goes in at the bottom where normally the frame is, so I have to turn the tablet upside down. The display re-orients itself, so the only thing that is a little odd is that the Windows button is at the top. This stand adjusts so well that you can set it to any angle, e.g. when connecting to a large monitor I set up the tablet between my keyboard and large monitor for those situations where I... » Read More Since it is similar in size to a Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet 2, it should, especially if you are using it without connecting to power or peripherals. When I connect my tablet to an external monitor, the cable goes in at the bottom where normally the frame is, so I have to turn the tablet upside down. The display re-orients itself, so the only thing that is a little odd is that the Windows button is at the top. This stand adjusts so well that you can set it to any angle, e.g. when connecting to a large monitor I set up the tablet between my keyboard and large monitor for those situations where I want to use the touch screen. « Show Less
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No, It is a full windows PC running on an Intell processor. It simply has a hinge that allows it to be used in tablet mode. Go to Lenovo dot com and check out the specs, you can upgrade at time of purchase.
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Joe, it is as full size as the tablet...10.1". It is proportional to the tablet...so yes.
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Thanks. I've been looking for a good full size mouse to use with my laptop. Most are too small for me.
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I would think so it'S MADE FOR 7" tablet; if it doesn't fit you can always return it. If your tablet is thin (which most of them are) there should not be a problem.