Screen issues with 14.1'' T60P (non-flexview)

Is anyone else experiencing terribly narrrow vertical viewing angles on thier non-flexview T60s? I have the TMD display and the whites have hues of pink, the black is washed out, but worst of all...the verticle viewing angles are worse than my old E-Machines M6805.

Anyone having issues?

I have a 14.1'' T60P with the FireGL card. The video card has nothing to do with this problem. It is the poor quality screen that Lenovo chose to equip this unit with. After doing some research, I learned that Lenovo equips these machines with one of three LCD panels: (1) Samsung (2) Boe-Hydis (3) TMD. The first two are basically equivalent, they both have 25 ms refresh times, with no reported problems with viewing angles or coloration. The TMD screen, which I have (verified through the part number), has a 50 ms response time and has been verified by other users on thinkpads.com to have issues. I have been on the phone for hours with Lenovo about this lack of consistency. I am trying to get them to put the Boe-Hydis or Samsung screen on my computer, which I do not think is an unreasonable request given that other people are getting theirs with these screens. After being bounced around from the sales department, to the repair center in Atlanta, I am about to give up and utilize the 30 day return policy. Speaking of return policy, if you bought your computer after July 31, be prepared to pay a restocking fee because Lenovo decided to change the policy. Thankfully, I'm within the no hassle 30 day return program.
Please keep me posted on your problems.

People with the Boe-Hydis and Samsung screens are not experiencing these issues. That should be your answer right there.

Really? This is the first I have heard of this issue on the Boe-Hydis (who also manufacture the flex-view). I am waiting on a call from Customer Relations to see if they can build me a T60P with the Samsung screen; otherwise, I will regrettably send this computer back... It boggles me that Lenovo can ask $2000 for a computer and equip it with a substandard screen.

Update:

Since my last post, I have managed to get through to a very helpful customer relations representative who seems to be taking action in resolution of this issue. I just wanted to let everyone know that action is being taken, and Lenovo is doing their part to make this situation right.

Hello. I have not received my computers back from Lenovo as of Sept. 18. Supposedly the computers are with their project engineers to determine what the problem may be. They will be changing my display to the samsung, so I am hopful that it will be of higher quality. You should know that I am a very discerning user who requires higher refresh rates and detailed coloration with above average viewing angles. My work consists of a lot of video editing and graphic design, so the screen is a ultraimportant issue with me. You may not be as picky as me and would be satisfied with either screen. If you are just using the computer for office documents, web pages, etc. I do not suspect you would find fault with any of the screens. Hope this helps.