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Lenovo Explorer Windows Mixed Reality Headset with Motion Controllers
$180
Lenovo ThinkPad E480 14.0" Laptop (i5-7200U 8GB 512GB SSD)
$479
(Expired) Lenovo Rakuten has Lenovo ThinkPad E480, 14.0", i5-7200U, 8 GB RAM, 512GB SSD 20KNS11N00 for $569 - $90 w/ code "LEN90" = $479. Shipping is free. [amazon]
Anonymous
Hot
6 years ago |
Lenovo Flex 6 2-in-1 14" IPS Touch Laptop: Ryzen 5 2500U, 8GB DDR4, 256GB SSD
$550 + pickup
(Expired) Micro Center has Lenovo Flex 6 2-in-1 Laptop: Ryzen 5 2500U, 14" 1080p IPS Touchscreen, 8GB DDR4, 256GB SSD, Vega 8, Type-C, Win 10 (model# 81HA0007US) for $549.99. free in-store pickup.
Anonymous
new product? deal?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
it seems like people are afraid to buy lenovo these days. probably stay away. //@Anonymous: new product? deal?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
this is regular price, not worth. FLEX is LOW END two-in-one from lenovo.
6 years ago |
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon 6th Gen (i5-8250U 8GB 256GB SSD)
$987
(Expired) Lenovo has 35% off ThinkPad T series laptops with code "THINKEARLYBF" at checkout.
- ThinkPad X1 Carbon 6th Gen (i5-8250U 8GB 256GB SSD) $1519 - 35% = $987
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But C?h?i?n?e?s?e tech manufacturers are required by law to assist the C?h?i?n?e?s?e government to obtain consumer data. Why would anyone trust a brand like Lenovo? //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I don't think it is a law. It's an underground agreement between party and party members. //@anonymous: what law? In your dream? From your mouth? //@anonymous: But C?h?i?n?e?s?e tech manufacturers are required by law to assist the C?h?i?n?e?s?e government to obtain consumer data. Why would anyone trust a brand like Lenovo? //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Because Thinkpad is good and higher spec. I don't think comparing two different system is meaningful //@Anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
they are brain washed. //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
But C?h?i?n?e?s?e tech manufacturers are required by law to assist the C?h?i?n?e?s?e government to obtain consumer data. Why would anyone trust a brand like Lenovo? //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Which law? //@Anonymous: But C?h?i?n?e?s?e tech manufacturers are required by law to assist the C?h?i?n?e?s?e government to obtain consumer data. Why would anyone trust a brand like Lenovo? //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
??????????????????chingelish, ????????? //@anonymous: But C?h?i?n?e?s?e tech manufacturers are required by law to assist the C?h?i?n?e?s?e government to obtain consumer data. Why would anyone trust a brand like Lenovo? //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
??????????????? //@anonymous: ??????????????????chingelish, ????????? //@anonymous: But C?h?i?n?e?s?e tech manufacturers are required by law to assist the C?h?i?n?e?s?e government to obtain consumer data. Why would anyone trust a brand like Lenovo? //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I never ever heard that “law”, who told you? //@anonymous: But C?h?i?n?e?s?e tech manufacturers are required by law to assist the C?h?i?n?e?s?e government to obtain consumer data. Why would anyone trust a brand like Lenovo? //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
love to see chin fighting each others //@Anonymous: I never ever heard that “law”, who told you? //@anonymous: But C?h?i?n?e?s?e tech manufacturers are required by law to assist the C?h?i?n?e?s?e government to obtain consumer data. Why would anyone trust a brand like Lenovo? //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
very amusing //@anonymous: love to see chin fighting each others //@Anonymous: I never ever heard that “law”, who told you? //@anonymous: But C?h?i?n?e?s?e tech manufacturers are required by law to assist the C?h?i?n?e?s?e government to obtain consumer data. Why would anyone trust a brand like Lenovo? //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
????????
6 years ago |
Anonymous
At least this time they are using English //@Anonymous: love to see chin fighting each others //@Anonymous: I never ever heard that “law”, who told you? //@anonymous: But C?h?i?n?e?s?e tech manufacturers are required by law to assist the C?h?i?n?e?s?e government to obtain consumer data. Why would anyone trust a brand like Lenovo? //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Lenovo x1 carbon is pretty good, light and solid - i am using it to prototype small deep learning models
The latest x1 extreme is even nicer - but you need pay between $1,800 and $3,200 for a decent spec.
the only slight cons is the red dot still there making it old-fashioned
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I agree with my friend's concern here. this is a well known practice of these companies and makes me avoid buying them. //@anonymous: But C?h?i?n?e?s?e tech manufacturers are required by law to assist the C?h?i?n?e?s?e government to obtain consumer data. Why would anyone trust a brand like Lenovo? //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
what law? In your dream? From your mouth? //@anonymous: But C?h?i?n?e?s?e tech manufacturers are required by law to assist the C?h?i?n?e?s?e government to obtain consumer data. Why would anyone trust a brand like Lenovo? //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I don't think it is a law. It's an underground agreement between party and party members. //@anonymous: what law? In your dream? From your mouth? //@anonymous: But C?h?i?n?e?s?e tech manufacturers are required by law to assist the C?h?i?n?e?s?e government to obtain consumer data. Why would anyone trust a brand like Lenovo? //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
It is crazy. I am going to buy two!
6 years ago |
Anonymous
clearly, you and your friend are either clueless or paid scrubs. //@Anonymous: I agree with my friend's concern here. this is a well known practice of these companies and makes me avoid buying them. //@anonymous: But C?h?i?n?e?s?e tech manufacturers are required by law to assist the C?h?i?n?e?s?e government to obtain consumer data. Why would anyone trust a brand like Lenovo? //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
They learned this best industry practice from the U.S. //@Anonymous: I agree with my friend's concern here. this is a well known practice of these companies and makes me avoid buying them. //@anonymous: But C?h?i?n?e?s?e tech manufacturers are required by law to assist the C?h?i?n?e?s?e government to obtain consumer data. Why would anyone trust a brand like Lenovo? //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
pretty sleazy //@anonymous: I don't think it is a law. It's an underground agreement between party and party members. //@anonymous: what law? In your dream? From your mouth? //@anonymous: But C?h?i?n?e?s?e tech manufacturers are required by law to assist the C?h?i?n?e?s?e government to obtain consumer data. Why would anyone trust a brand like Lenovo? //@anonymous: Please research the specs of the two before making the comments. The X1 offers a lot more computer than the Mac. //@anonymous: The Mac downstairs was only a few dollars more than this. How can anyone be expected to pay this much for a Lenovo?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Great deal. In for one. A lot of garbage comments. It's the opposite. US govt was caught working with Cisco and Dell to spy on US citizens on the ground that they were looking for terrorists. I worry more about using US tech since I live in US.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Agreed! //@anonymous: Great deal. In for one. A lot of garbage comments. It's the opposite. US govt was caught working with Cisco and Dell to spy on US citizens on the ground that they were looking for terrorists. I worry more about using US tech since I live in US.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I have to respectfully disagree. The reason you hear about it in the U.S. is because of the free and open press. If there were an Edward Snowden in Chiina, you wouldn't even hear about it because the govt would censor it from the news. The U.S. Is not nearly as bad as Chiina about spying on people. //@anonymous: Great deal. In for one. A lot of garbage comments. It's the opposite. US govt was caught working with Cisco and Dell to spy on US citizens on the ground that they were looking for terrorists. I worry more about using US tech since I live in US.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
That’s called speculations not facts. //@anonymous: I have to respectfully disagree. The reason you hear about it in the U.S. is because of the free and open press. If there were an Edward Snowden in Chiina, you wouldn't even hear about it because the govt would censor it from the news. The U.S. Is not nearly as bad as Chiina about spying on people. //@anonymous: Great deal. In for one. A lot of garbage comments. It's the opposite. US govt was caught working with Cisco and Dell to spy on US citizens on the ground that they were looking for terrorists. I worry more about using US tech since I live in US.
6 years ago |
Lenovo ThinkPad E580 15.6" Laptop (i5-7200U 8GB 512GB SSD)
$509
(Expired) Lenovo @eBay has Lenovo ThinkPad 20KSS0PA00 E580 15.6" Laptop (i5-7200U 8GB 512GB SSD) for $509. Shipping is free. [amazon]
Lenovo Ideapad 720s 13" UHD Laptop (i7-8550U 8GB 512GB SSD)
$1030
(Expired) Lenovo has Lenovo Ideapad 720s 13" UHD Laptop (i7-8550U 8GB 512GB SSD) for $1029.99. Shipping is free. [amazon]
Anonymous
Really surprising to see Lenovo trying to peddle their products for over $1000. They should be aiming for the sub-$300 price point.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Mofo you have no idea you are talking about. Go buy apple for $2000. Fool //@anonymous: Really surprising to see Lenovo trying to peddle their products for over $1000. They should be aiming for the sub-$300 price point.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Haha. Totally agree. //@Anonymous: Really surprising to see Lenovo trying to peddle their products for over $1000. They should be aiming for the sub-$300 price point.
6 years ago |
Lenovo Legion Y7000 15.6" 1080p IPS Laptop: i7-8750H, 16GB DDR4, 1TB HDD + 256GB SSD, GTX 1060 6GB
$1,000
(Expired) COSTCO has Lenovo Legion Y7000 Laptop: Intel Core i7-8750H, 15.6" 1080p IPS, 16GB DDR4, 1TB HDD + 256GB SSD, GTX 1060 6GB, Type C, Win 10 (model# 81LF0000US) for $999.99. Free in-store pickup.
Anonymous
Is it a good deal?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Better to get a Dell. //@Anonymous: Is it a good deal?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
good laptop. IPS? DDR4? Type-C.
6 years ago |
Lenovo ThinkPad E580 15.6" Laptop (i5-7200U 4GB 500GB W10Pro)
$449.99
(Expired) eBay has Lenovo ThinkPad E580 15.6" Laptop (i5-7200U 4GB 500GB W10Pro) for $449. Shipping is free.
Anonymous
Contains spychips hidden in the motherboard.
6 years ago |
Lenovo 15.6" Legion Y520 IPS FHD Laptop (i7-7700HQ 8GB 128GB SSD+1TB GTX 1060)
$833
(Expired) Lenovo has Lenovo 15.6" Legion Y520 IPS FHD Laptop (i7-7700HQ 8GB 128GB SSD+1TB GTX 1060 Model # 80YY009NUS) for $980 - $147 w/ Code "LEGION" = $832. Shipping is free.
Anonymous
wrong price
6 years ago |
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Wait for BF. //@anonymous: Is this a good deal?
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