Lenovo Thinkpad X200 Tablet - hardware inside (removed keyboard and palmrest)

Installing a broadband module into Lenovo X200 Tablet: removed keyboard and palmrest, so the hardware inside can be seen.

[@wyattivetun9256]

I am using this thing for school and it is still pretty good... also nice wallpaper of Fox

[@adelalucassian505]

A real neat clear presentation - Best wishes

[@AZshoots28]

Thank you for the video. helped me clean out my fan on my laptop.

[@MatthewTaylorAu]

Do those screws on the back need to be removed before removing the keyboard? [ie: is the keyboard only held in place by the clips unhooked with the large tweezers?]

[@jacobtc]

@miguelroblesg Your X220 is not waterproof! Yes it does have drainholes, however that doesn't mean that it will take a shower :)

[@mottam29]

Hi! Could you please tell me if these little circles on both sides of the palmrest are made of rubber? Thanks in advance.

[@sidmosmosis]

hey, there is a way to recalibrate your pen using the OS (Windows on a tablet PC has this feature). if that doesnt work, check to see if you have the latest firmware update from Wacom for the pen itself. hope this helps.

[@j.lietka9406]

Found a tossed out X200 but looks like it has some water damage. Can the CPU be upgraded?

[@vmaniac4789]

Awesome. How is it going now, does the machine still going strong?

[@CentaurSniper]

Nice wallpaper

[@scd6969]

thank you, it totally helped!

[@sanaullahrana856]

hey thanks dude .. it would be great if u can tell me what color cables should i connect to wireless LAN card i dont have a WWAN card installed so it seem like too many cables .thanks

[@richkerr3044]

I see you are putting in a modem, but can one also put in an SSD drive in that same slot?
I am looking at buying an SSD based x220 tablet product and then adding the hitachi 7mm thick dirve (320 MB)at a later date as drive D:.
is this possible?

[@KitWriter]

No, because the motherboard doesn't have the socket/jack for the plastic ribbon connector plug to power the backlighting. To reiterate: The keyboard itself will work but there is no way to power the backlighting due to a lack of motherboard support. Sorry. :(

[@makaveli559m]

Hi I was wondering how is your pen calibration on your X200T? Mine is really horrible.

[@blee3x]

Thank you sir

[@robertlese3513]

nice vid

[@sanaullahrana856]

i have this x200 7450 tablet please also tell me what WLAN card should i use.

[@hartbiltDiesel68]

Can a new x backlight keyboard be retrofitted to the x200t?

[@Ahku7]

Is it possible to switch out the processor or is it impossible to remove?

[@TheRangeControl]

Is that a 2nd Drive bay on the left side closest to you? (not closest to monitor)
how much RAM is supported?

[@MatthewTaylorAu]

+TheRangeControl pretty sure the X200 will take 8gb = 2 of 4gb modules. specs easily googled.

[@TheRangeControl]

+Matthew Taylor I was actually seeking someone who personally had a working 8GB model.
Geeksquad and PCW both failed to get the upgrade to work on mine...
...my pursuit triggered by the "8 GB" information on Google.
To date, I fail to understand why people feed "Google" information to answer questions that many of us have already asked Google and tried to resolve issues prior to asking others online...
.:-/

[@yushayusuf5627]

lenovo tinkpad x200s can use SSD ?

[@mycaddigo]

how did you use your finger?? I have ot use my stylus ..

[@Frooxius]

My model has both multitouch (capacitive) and Wacom tablet with stylus.

[@tofo2]

The hardware maintenance manual from Lenovo may also be of some help: download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles_pdf/43y6632_07.pdf

[@veryboringname.]

peekaboo, rainbow snake!
(and thanks for the vid)

[@mycaddigo]

anyone have any data on changing out fan?

[@songsunfuo6884]

i have new and original X200 fan

[@lolnjeoglondajmejejplejlis3365]

UwU a fuwwy wallpapew.... rrawrrrrrrr~

[@nfsfan2]

Yay another furry it guy

[@wolfdog1987]

Nice wallpaper