What's the difference between the Lenovo Horizon II 27-Inch All-in-One and the IdeaCentre Horizon 27-Inch? is one newer? better?
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The Horizon II is newer. (I believe it has a better video card and 8 GB of RAM instead of 6 GB of RAM present in the Horizon.)
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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'm waiting for the release of the 6 cell version. I don't want to have a small, take anywhere laptop that needs a plug to work after two hours of use. There are other, similar subnotebooks coming out soon too. The Acer one, Dell (whatever, don't know if it has a name), the new ASUS 901 and 1000 series, and, very likely, there will be more. Buying one now is great if you can find one, and I would like to, but I don't want to feel buyer's remorse in a short period of time.
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I did my homework and these were the two I came down to as well. Honestly, I think you'll be pleased with either. I haven't had the Asus in hand; I went with the Toshiba, as that's where my heart kept going back to. They're very close, feature/spec-wise. (I trust you're not expecting 720p+ video, because that does not play well on most netbooks.) Asus should have longer battery life, and it has built-in bluetooth. (Bluetooth USB adapter runs $20-25 otherwise.) The Toshiba is downright beautiful, and its texture won't pick up fingerprints. I don't know what the Asus screen is like; the Toshiba screen is excellent. I can vouch for Toshiba's multi-taskability, though I don't doubt Asus' capability at the same. I really think they'll both be loveable; what does your heart say?
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I have this computer; the Lenovo S10. I enjoy it very much. But this is not a new machine, and shouldn't be something you are waiting to receive. I would suggest that you cancel your order and order again through another supplier. It's there on newegg.com for the same price and free shipping.If you can get by with a HDD of 80 Gb, you can even save some money. If you order the model with 512 Mb of RAM, or even 1Gb, it's easily upgraded to the maximum of 2 Gb by investing an additional $20 in a 2Gb RAM stick. Installing it takes under 5 minutes.Finally, if money is not an issue, and you would like something similar with a 6-cell battery, take a look at the Samsung NC-10. I have this computer; the Lenovo S10. I enjoy it very much. But this is not a new machine, and shouldn't be something you are waiting to receive. I would suggest that you cancel your order and order again through another supplier. It's there on newegg.com for the same price and free shipping.If you can get by with a HDD of 80 Gb, you can even save some money. If you order the model with 512 Mb of RAM, or even 1Gb, it's easily upgraded to the maximum of 2 Gb by investing an additional $20 in a 2Gb RAM stick. Installing it takes under 5 minutes.Finally, if money is not... » Read More I have this computer; the Lenovo S10. I enjoy it very much. But this is not a new machine, and shouldn't be something you are waiting to receive. I would suggest that you cancel your order and order again through another supplier. It's there on newegg.com for the same price and free shipping.If you can get by with a HDD of 80 Gb, you can even save some money. If you order the model with 512 Mb of RAM, or even 1Gb, it's easily upgraded to the maximum of 2 Gb by investing an additional $20 in a 2Gb RAM stick. Installing it takes under 5 minutes.Finally, if money is not an issue, and you would like something similar with a 6-cell battery, take a look at the Samsung NC-10. « Show Less
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The warranty is the usual by Lenovo, I did take out the extra warranty as I always do with a laptop just encase it is dropped or mishandled in a way that could damage it. I love this Lenovo, took me a while to get use to the windows 8. I am sure you will like the Lenovo IdeaPad too.
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I have this computer; the Lenovo S10. I enjoy it very much. But this is not a new machine, and shouldn't be something you are waiting to receive. I would suggest that you cancel your order and order again through another supplier. It's there on newegg.com for the same price and free shipping. If you can get by with a HDD of 80 Gb, you can even save some money. If you order the model with 512 Mb of RAM, or even 1Gb, it's easily upgraded to the maximum of 2 Gb by investing an additional $20 in a 2Gb RAM stick. Installing it takes under 5 minutes. Finally, if money is not an issue, and you would like something similar with a 6-cell battery, take a look at the Samsung NC-10.
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The Lenovo Yoga 2 11 belongs to the Ideapad series. There are, however, several ThinkPad Yogas. You will find all the info on Lenovo's web site.
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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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The Lenovo ThinkCentre I have came with a KB-0325 keyboard. Hooked it up to a Dell Optiplex 760 with the Ziotek. Seems to work fine. Not the identical keyboard, but I would think it is closer to the KB-0225 than other keyboards. (While I was at it, N key rollover test result is the same as the answer I gave to the rollover question)
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I actually prefer the black keyboard more than the colored ones.They are less stiff but are still large in comparison to most notebooks.The only other keyboard thats comparable to the black toshiba in terms of feel is the HP Mini series; I like the HP just a tad more, but as a whole, the Toshiba is a much nicer system!
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The Lenovo website has a few different models. Exactly which one are you talking about? 59370007 Seems to be the closest, it has the same CPU, RAM and GPU combo. Only difference is it has a 24GB SSD hybrid and costs a little more ($1049 + tax). I don't think the 24GB SSD gives enough performance boost to justify the $100 extra.
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There are only small differences in the two such as the idea pad having more memory but slightly less processing power. Overall the two are very similar both in price and performance which makes user preference the real deciding factor.
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When I bought this laptop, I am sure that it was "New". I saw several that were used or refurbished and I did not want one of them. I do not recall seeing similar 'warnings' when I bought this product. In addition, it was over $500. I specifically wanted a Windows 7 machine and they are becoming hard to find. I've heard of too many issues with Windows 8. This machine has an Intel i3 chip and I would have preferred an i5 but could not find a Win 7 & i5 machine and I did not want to order one from Dell.. I'm satisfied with the laptop. My wife has a similar laptop that is 18 months old and she has not had any problems with it. Today, Dell still has a good name and is reliable. When I bought this laptop, I am sure that it was "New". I saw several that were used or refurbished and I did not want one of them. I do not recall seeing similar 'warnings' when I bought this product. In addition, it was over $500. I specifically wanted a Windows 7 machine and they are becoming hard to find. I've heard of too many issues with Windows 8. This machine has an Intel i3 chip and I would have preferred an i5 but could not find a Win 7 & i5 machine and I did not want to order one from Dell.. I'm satisfied with the laptop. My wife has a similar laptop that is 18 months... » Read More When I bought this laptop, I am sure that it was "New". I saw several that were used or refurbished and I did not want one of them. I do not recall seeing similar 'warnings' when I bought this product. In addition, it was over $500. I specifically wanted a Windows 7 machine and they are becoming hard to find. I've heard of too many issues with Windows 8. This machine has an Intel i3 chip and I would have preferred an i5 but could not find a Win 7 & i5 machine and I did not want to order one from Dell.. I'm satisfied with the laptop. My wife has a similar laptop that is 18 months old and she has not had any problems with it. Today, Dell still has a good name and is reliable. « Show Less
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These are completely different notebooks. T530 is a 15.6" professional grade ThinkPad branded notebook, a legacy series from the IBM. U430 is IdeaPad branded notebook, the Chinese division of Lenovo. It's a consumer type notebook, has a smaller screen, and different features. Also, it doesn't have the same quality as ThinkPad and it doesn't have the protective metal cage underneath the plastic cover. We are comparing apples to oranges here.
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It seems that customers had complaints about both. Those two were rated a best buy by a consumer magazine that also rated the Horizon EX 68 as a best buy. I think I will stick with the Horizon since everyone rated it 5 stars.
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Sharon, I don't know which is better. I do know that I this Omni is fast enough for me, the large monitor is much bigger than the laptop I was using and has a clear picture. My son saw the Omni in Wal-Mart after our third laptop crashed. Our family had a MAC long ago and I liked the concept. I considered it but was too set in my way to learn their operating system. We (my son and I) agreed that this computer can be moved easily to any room in the house. But back to your initial question...the Omni was the only option at the store. I/we didn't have anything to compare it too.