Lenovo G580 15.6 inch Laptop - Dark Bronze (Intel Celeron B830 1.8GHz, 6Gb RAM, 750Gb HDD, DVDRW, LAN, WLAN, Webcam, Windows 8) SALE
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Built to last and ultimately affordable, the Lenovo G580 notebooks make sure that you have all your essentials in place. It features a 2nd, 3rd generation, Intel or Celeron processors. HD graphics support, stereo speakers and integrated Disc drive make these notebooks good for basic multimedia. Plus, features like VeriFace face recognition technology provides a fun way to login to your PC. The G580 laptop is perfect for home computing and entertainment, and is offered with a convenient display size of 15.6 ...
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Lenovo G580 15.6 inch Laptop - Dark Bronze (Intel Celeron B830 1.8GHz, 6Gb RAM, 750Gb HDD, DVDRW, LAN, WLAN, Webcam, Windows 8)
ASIN : B009RGB3CW
List Price : £349.99
Price : £359.95
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This Specific Lenovo G580 15.6 inch Laptop - Dark Bronze (Intel Celeron B830 1.8GHz, 6Gb RAM, 750Gb HDD, DVDRW, LAN, WLAN, Webcam, Windows 8) perrforms wonderful. easy to use as well as change. The Cost of this became lower as compared to other locations, I other areas explored, instead of a lot more compare to equivalent product or service.
Category: Products
Brand: Lenovo
Rating : 1.0
Review 1 : A mess thanks to Windows 8
The laptop itself gave me a first good impression, i.e., sturdy and nice a keyboard feel. A little drawback for me was the touchpad, the somewhat hard to reach button for opening the CD/DVD drive and the "shiny until you touch it" surfaces of the laptop. Well, all minor issues. And then came Windows 8:
Right after the first start-up of the laptop Windows 8 tried to install a bunch of updates. However, those certainly important updates failed. After several restarts of the system (by the way, the shut-down button can be found under "system settings") I tried to find help on the Microsoft website. I was not too astonished that this problem was already known and there were a few suggestions on how to fix this issue. None of them worked, however, and since no Windows CD was delivered with the laptop, the last option, a system-repair, could not be performed. Therefore, I tried to boot from a Linux Ubuntu Live CD to check whether I could simply replace Windows 8 with...
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