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Debatable but understandable. They whitelist cards that they tested and certified the laptops with, which may actually be significant / required for some device
by fencepost 12y ago
Debatable but understandable. They whitelist cards that they tested and certified the laptops with, which may actually be significant / required for some devices. The problem device for me was a ThinkPad Edge something, I believe the lists for the better systems are significantly larger.
Still annoying though.
- monksy 12y agoIf they don't support the 3rd party card you put in there: Who cares? I'm not going to expect them to support the wireless functionality if I subsitute out the wireless card. What do they need to whitelist cards for?
- fencepost 12y agoCompliance, particularly the section and additional info for Electromagnetic Compatibility Compliance http://www.lenovo.com/lenovo/us/en/compliance.html http://www.lenovo.com/lenovo/us/en/compliance.html