Trying to decide between Lenovo Thinkpad and Dell Latitude.....which one is better? Just need a basic set up for Internet browsing.
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yes my t60 came with an ac adapter it would be no good without one as you need it for initial startup and to charge the battery when it gets low
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Both of my orders included AC Adapters. However, please do double check with your vendor ensuring the AC Adapter is indeed included with your order.
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Mine came with the adapter. It was refurbished and the adapter was listed as being included.
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I have not purchased the Dell. However I have four Lenovo's and would highly recommend- no regrets. Surprised how long they have lasted without a problem. Having said this, three of the four must be plugged in at all times. Battery will not hold a charge. I suppose that a new battery would do the trick but the computers are so old I am hesitant to purchase batteries.
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Its a great netbook for that price. But It depends on what use you give it.Recomended for just browsing internet, facebook games, Word, and netflix. The Ram its small for this PC. I'm running it in all low quality to get more performance. Oh, and the wifi, have problems whit older routers, watch for routers who works with windows 8 wifi.
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It should work fine for you as a student. I've had this laptop for a number of yrs and I've had no problems with it. I use it for Word and Excel. I purchased it as a refurbished unit and it has performed quite well. I use it to work on from home at times. I refuse to purchase another one unless this one completely dies on me. I hope this helps you in your decision to purchase a Lenovo laptop.
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Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon is by far the best Laptop you'll find out there now. It is very light, thin, fast and has all that any business or private user will need and also needless to say "I LOVE MY LENOVO X1 CARBON!!"
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I would recommend lenovo yoga 2 11" instead of this one. You can get it from outlet.lenovo.com ... New computers sell for $370 ... You can use it as a laptop and a tablet. Also their customer service is better. When you buy an Asus, assume that it does not come with warranty. They will not honor it :( Lenovo is not the top of the line brand but at least they will honor their warranty when something goes wrong ... I have had too many bitter experiences with Asus ... I won't use any of their products at home or office ...
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I can't honestly say, it is fine for Internet and watching videos, but whether it's fast enough for Any serious gaming? I have no idea. Probably a stretch. It is obviously more powerful than any Windows 8 tablet but this is far from a desktop replacement. I really like it so far for surfing the net. The touch screen works well and screen resolution is fine for average users. But this is basically an entry level Lenovo after all.
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Hi, Due to high demand, all remaining Dell e6520 (core i7) were sold over the weekend. We still have a large inventory of the computer with core i5 - 2.6 GHz with HD+ screen (1600 x 900 resolution). Alternatively, I would recommend Lenovo t520 with core i7- 2.7 GHz. This unit is refurbished and certified by IBM. If you go for the Lenovo T520, we will provide 10% discount for your purchase . If you are interested in the t520, please call GoGet Computers at 908-837-9338. Thank you for your interest in GoGet Computers. David Jeon
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I have no problem with my DELL Latitude D430. However, it depends on your OS and Intel Chipset which is for me 945M. I use the Intel Chipset driver which is older than the Windows TPE/10 because I need to have my 3D builder software access some functionality with this driver.
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honestly I don't know each individual model to make an educated answer on that. I can tell you however, that the latitude D830 is quite versatile, it has plenty of power for school, and basic business programs and functions.sorry if this comes to you late, amazon uses an old email I do not check any more.
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i think the issue is supply. Lenovo no longer makes Yoga 13 computers so most sites have very few of them. Thus you pay more for them.
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Lenovo offers three lines of laptops: ThinkPad, IdeaPad, and Essential. The basic difference between them is that they are optimized for either business or consumer purposes. ThinkPads are enhanced for business purposes. They are sturdily-built, have square cases with sharp edges, and come mostly in standard black. Their hardware features are high-quality and functional. Available only in the G-Series, Essential laptops are Lenovo's budget laptops, made for everyday computer tasks like word processing, emailing, social networking, watching DVDs or streaming videos, simple video or photo editing, and casually surfing the internet. IdeaPad laptops are Lenovo's higher-grade consumer laptops, for consumers who are willing to pay a little more for better design, firepower, and luxury. They are split up into the Z-Series, Y-Series, and U-Series, with notable differences. You can read more here: http://goo.gl/DcEBrj
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14" Lenovo T410 = No. Rest of it, sure. Over the summer, I've packed shoes, change of clothes, beach blankets, a weeks worth of produce from the farmers market, and more. The issue I think you'd run into with the ThinkPad is the dimensions of the laptop itself and no easy way to position it where it's not going to potentially take some type of impact or hard jounce.
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No recall, these companies are too cheap to do that. As far as hardware issues, the Intel Wireless 7260 series just seems bad. Even with the latest drivers I would steer clear of it. I've been running Linux instead of Windows on the SVP and it's behaved itself but I have a Dell M3800 as well for work that uses this same wireless chipset. That laptop completely fails to connect with wireless if you've woken it from sleep. This is with the August 2014 drivers. I'd say just skip this generation of ultrabooks if you can.
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I'm also looking at this laptop myself. I've been wondering if it will run fine with Linux, and from the input here things are looking good! I'm looking to run Debian, probably the testing branch as it has a little more up-to-date kernel and software, but I'm also considering Arch. That distro is always on the bleeding edge so the most recent software should (hopefully) pick up every piece of hardware on this machine.
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I really liked everything about this laptop; size, speed, looks... EXCEPT the touch pad. Prior to purchase I had read that some people had trouble with the touch pad but everything else looked good so I decided to take a chance. Unfortunately, very soon after purchase the touch pad started acting wonky and just got worse with time. IF you are someone that uses a mouse with a laptop and this is the screen size you are looking for, then YES, I would say it would be a good replacement. I prefer Windows 7 over Vista and again, the speed on this machine is great.
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I have been researching laptops for a few weeks, with intent to purchase. The Lenovo site groups this model in with gaming. If you can upgrade the ram, it should be a commendable all-purpose/gaming machine.
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Hi! Thanks for asking... I'm actually about to put up for sale a nice mini Dell X1... this laptop the D410 is pretty solid... however I'm running out of this inventory... I will have the Dell X1 up for grabs here in about an hour from now! :) Thank you