Would this be compatible with a Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 14?
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Just look up the hard drive caddy with your edge part number, i.e. edge e420 and see what comes up in the amazon search.
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Hey partner,Gene gives some good advise.Also, make sure your optical bay drive is a 12.7mm height.It could be a 9.5mm height and there are HDD caddies for the 9.5mm drive bays.One other thing to consider is the height of your HDD itself.There are several different heights of HDDs - 5mm (very recent); 7mm (mostly for SSDs); 9.5mm; and 12.5mm (usually for larger capacity drive - 750GB+).Depending on your HDD height and the caddy height, it may or may not fit in the HDD caddy.Hope this helps.Kevin
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Yes it is compatible. look at this pdf for reference. http://www.partnerinfo.lenovo.com/partners/us/products/downloads/thinkpad-edge/ThinkPad_Edge_messaging.pdf
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I would say yes. But don't take my word. Try the actual Lenovo website and open a chat with a rep to confirm.
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I have the Lenovo Think Pad 68852BU 15.6" Notebook and installed the Lenovo 4GB DDRS 1600 and it works fine.
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I'm sorry but I don't have an answer for that, as I have a different model and don't want to give you a wrong answer. Perhaps you can consult the Lenovo website?
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I would call Anker directly. I called them before I purchased mine to ensure it supported what I needed and they are extremely helpful. I use mine with a Lenovo ThinkPad and it works great!
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This is compatible adapter for your Lenovo Thinkpad Helix 36984SU. Thank you.
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I can't speak directly for the ThinkPad Edge as I don't own one. I checked the Lenovo site for the specs on E545 and it lists the following: "Bluetooth 4.0 combination with WLAN" It's a straight Bluetooth mouse that will require drivers provided by Lenovo for the mouse itself. When I first installed this mouse with the supplied drivers, it would intermittently lose connection. Lenovo had an updated driver on the site and once installed, it worked perfectly. If it has Bluetooth, which it appears it does, then it should work fine.
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I'm not sure. I bought a Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 68852BU 15.6" Notebook and it worked just fine with that.
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I'm not sure. As long as the Lenovo has a standard USB port, you'll be fine.
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I wouldn't know. I suggest you post this question at Thinkpad Forums, http://forum.thinkpads.com. They will know.
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Hi PGF, Part number KVR16LS11/4 matches the required memory specifications of the Lenovo ThinkPad W540. As such, it would be compatible with it. Thank you for choosing Kingston as your upgrade partner! -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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I don't know about your ThinkPad, but it didn't fit my Lenovo Flex 2 (bendable display) 14". The zippers scraped the sides when I put it in, even very carefully, and then I could not zip the zipper past the first corner. I had to send it back.
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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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Yes, it does. Lenovo makes 4 docks that are compatible with ThinkPad X250 series and 40A20090US is one of them. The other three are: 40A00090US, 40A10090US, and 40A20170US.
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Here is an online review of the ThinkPad OneLink Dock: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Lenovo-OneLink-Dock.97800.0.html We had to return this item because our laptop didn't have the special OneLink Port used to plug the dock into the laptop. The online review shows a picture of the plug, and makes it sound like the port is only available on Lenovo Edge Laptops. Your laptop may be newer than this review, however, so look at the photos and see if you have a compatible port.
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I purchased this specific to my brand and model number of my laptop. I don't know if it would be compatible with anything else.
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Absolutely! Ubuntu 13.10 and 14.04 both work out of the box, in fact after experimenting with both I didn't even do an install, I just switched over the hard drive from my older W510 with Ubuntu 13.10, and powered it on. One of the reasons I always buy ThinkPads is excellent Linux support. See also thinkwiki.org ... I am currently using that same Ubuntu install converted to RAID-1 and dual hard drives, another feature limited to ThinkPads.