Summary: I got this for much cheaper than its currently sold for here, and I still regret it. Just because something is sold for this cheap doesn't mean that its worth buying.
Pros: Very lightweight and portable. Pretty good keyboard, as with most Lenovos. Getting Linux on it was quite easy. Performance isn't too bad. It can actually handle Minecr...
Cons: The battery is terrible. In fact, I would use a more forceful word than terrible, but I don't want to come off as dramatic. Just honest. This has, without a single dou...
Pros: ultra thin, crisp display, neat design, had windows 8...
Cons: Weirdest BIOS ever. I cannot for the life of me figure out how to server a UEFI PXE client... windows server must have some kind of weird support for this that nobody ...
Pros: The computer is very light and thin, weighing in at approx. 4 pounds and is only about an inch. It boots incredibly fast with the new Windows 8 operating system, near ...
Cons: While Windows 8 certainly provides faster boot-up times, it comes at a cost not everyone is willing to pay. Having everything as an 'app' sounds handy at first, but yo...
Summary: I originally thought that a Lenovo machine would be comparable to the ThinkPads of IBM since they're now made by the same.
Pros: Thin and light. Fits in my bag perfectly and goes with me from class to class with no effort. Was very easy to make dual-boot the included Windows 8 and Ubuntu 12.04 (...
Summary: I've purchased a ton of laptops in my day. This was my first time buying a Lenovo. I will be sticking with ACER, ASUS and Dell moving forward.
Pros: Good for surfing the web.
Cons: No CD-ROM. No VGA support. Lid is flimsy, it feels like you're about to break the LCD each time you open it.
Summary: FEW OF THE LAPTOPS SAME CONFIGURATION.. 1->HP G6 2005AX 2->HP G6 2010AX 3->ACER V3 4->ASUS A55DR ALL THESE LAPTOPS HAVE GOT ALMOST SAME CONFIGURATION.