Anonymous

nice!

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Anonymous

Deal?

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Anonymous

Perfect for HTPC //@Anonymous: Deal?

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

Gone. But still have i5 version for $449

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Anonymous

it is not bad. i rather add $100 more and get a notebook instead. //@Anonymous: Deal?

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Anonymous

Why does Lenovo always not have HDMI port?

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Anonymous

I got the one with 8Gb ram, $399. Pretty happy with it. One feature I really like is that it can be powered just by one usb-c cable connected to my usb-c monitor.

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Anonymous

It comes with an USB-C to HDMI adapter. By the way, DP gives higher quality image than HDMI especially comes to 4K or above. //@Anonymous: Why does Lenovo always not have HDMI port?

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Anonymous

Thats like saying why are you serving me lobster. I want to ramen noodles. //@anonymous: Why does Lenovo always not have HDMI port?

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Anonymous

The Raspberry Pi from yesterday was probably a better deal.

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Anonymous

Definitely this is a deal.
Soldered RAM, you don't want to buy for today, you choose what you wish would have had in 3 years.

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Anonymous

They don’t put the HDMI port to avoid paying the licensing fee to the HDMI consortium.

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Anonymous

Avoid Intel Inside

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Anonymous

why？i always buy Intel：） //@anonymous: Avoid Intel Inside

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Anonymous

Poor integrated graphic performance I guess... //@anonymous: why？i always buy Intel：） //@anonymous: Avoid Intel Inside

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

This argument makes no sense. The license fee ranges from 4 to 15 cents per device. //@Anonymous: They don’t put the HDMI port to avoid paying the licensing fee to the HDMI consortium.

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

Lobster was once considered prisoners' food! Depends on your perspective ramen vs lobster! //@Anonymous: Thats like saying why are you serving me lobster. I want to ramen noodles. //@anonymous: Why does Lenovo always not have HDMI port?

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Anonymous

bought two. I need to add another 1TB internal M.2 memory stick.How much am I expecting? $100?

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Anonymous

Lenovo always takes shortcuts that end up hurting the consumer. Do your research before buying any Lenovo. //@Anonymous: This argument makes no sense. The license fee ranges from 4 to 15 cents per device. //@Anonymous: They don’t put the HDMI port to avoid paying the licensing fee to the HDMI consortium.

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Anonymous

Does it run hot?

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Anonymous

I like what I received. The USB-HDMI cable is really nice.

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Anonymous

be prepared for disappointment with lenovo //@anonymous: Lenovo always takes shortcuts that end up hurting the consumer. Do your research before buying any Lenovo. //@Anonymous: This argument makes no sense. The license fee ranges from 4 to 15 cents per device. //@Anonymous: They don’t put the HDMI port to avoid paying the licensing fee to the HDMI consortium.

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Anonymous

Recommendation please! //@anonymous: Lenovo always takes shortcuts that end up hurting the consumer. Do your research before buying any Lenovo. //@Anonymous: This argument makes no sense. The license fee ranges from 4 to 15 cents per device. //@Anonymous: They don’t put the HDMI port to avoid paying the licensing fee to the HDMI consortium.

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Anonymous

Don't listen to those tweets, they constantly post the same bs on every lenovo thread because the brand is popular and reliable unlike the brands they want to peddle. This is a good deal and the computer is solid. //@anonymous: Recommendation please! //@anonymous: Lenovo always takes shortcuts that end up hurting the consumer. Do your research before buying any Lenovo. //@Anonymous: This argument makes no sense. The license fee ranges from 4 to 15 cents per device. //@Anonymous: They don’t put the HDMI port to avoid paying the licensing fee to the HDMI consortium.

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Anonymous

Lowest price I have ever seen

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Anonymous

looks like a great thing to get for kids.

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Anonymous

Android or Chrome?
saw good deal of Lenovo Chrome too.
Can anyone tell difference? //@Anonymous: looks like a great thing to get for kids.

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Anonymous

none of these are a good deal, pass

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Anonymous

Its okay, everyone passes your asus/acer by default anyway, no matter the deal/price //@anonymous: none of these are a good deal, pass

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Anonymous

if only it has Ryzen 3950x instead

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Anonymous

Steep for 8GB and 256GB SSD, pass.

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Anonymous

Why are Lenovos always so overpriced these days? The quality isn't that high, and they're nowhere near as desirable as an Apple. //@Anonymous: Steep for 8GB and 256GB SSD, pass.

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

If you think you can get an Apple for these specs at even close to these prices you must have some brain problems. //@Anonymous: Why are Lenovos always so overpriced these days? The quality isn't that high, and they're nowhere near as desirable as an Apple. //@Anonymous: Steep for 8GB and 256GB SSD, pass.

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

I am not quite sure about the newer models but older model thinkpads rock and no laptop can match their quality of keyboard and durability. I still have one of them from 2012 and still works like a charm. //@Anonymous: Why are Lenovos always so overpriced these days? The quality isn't that high, and they're nowhere near as desirable as an Apple. //@Anonymous: Steep for 8GB and 256GB SSD, pass.

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Anonymous

Though I would pay a little more for the quality and weight of the X1 carbon but the ram and cpu still doesn't justify the price

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