Lenovo ideapad 330s 15.6" Laptop (i5-8250U, 4GB + 16GB Intel Optane Memory, 1TB HD

I talked to a Lenovo telephone salesman and checked on it. The voiding of the warranty is because the innards of the Lenovo laptop are blocked by a plate that must be unscrewed. I can do that, yet I can't blame them for not wanting to warranty computers that have had their innards exposed and worked upon by others. Who did you talk to, other than the mirror? //@Anonymous: I don’t think that’s true, adding memory does not void warranty, you are missleading others //@anonymous: 4 GB of RAM is not enough for a modern Windows 10 computer, but Walmart doesn't offer the option of adding RAM. I could put in more RAM myself, but opening the computer voids the Lenovo warranty, according to Lenovo. Not a deal for me.

Optane works faster than SSD but more expensive. That's why it comes with 16GB only.

you may not even have slots for additional memory. systems ship with soldered down memory these days to save cost..especially ones that are sold for so cheap. //@Anonymous: I don’t think that’s true, adding memory does not void warranty, you are missleading others //@anonymous: 4 GB of RAM is not enough for a modern Windows 10 computer, but Walmart doesn't offer the option of adding RAM. I could put in more RAM myself, but opening the computer voids the Lenovo warranty, according to Lenovo. Not a deal for me.

Yes, but no SSD? //@Anonymous: It's 349 //@Anonymous: No SSD?

It's 349 //@Anonymous: No SSD?

I don’t think that’s true, adding memory does not void warranty, you are missleading others //@anonymous: 4 GB of RAM is not enough for a modern Windows 10 computer, but Walmart doesn't offer the option of adding RAM. I could put in more RAM myself, but opening the computer voids the Lenovo warranty, according to Lenovo. Not a deal for me.

4 GB of RAM is not enough for a modern Windows 10 computer, but Walmart doesn't offer the option of adding RAM. I could put in more RAM myself, but opening the computer voids the Lenovo warranty, according to Lenovo. Not a deal for me.

and 720P

No SSD?