Lenovo G555 15.6 inch Laptop (Athlon M320 2.1 Ghz, 2 GB, 500 GB, DVDRW, WLAN, BT Webcam, Win 7 Home Premium) SALE
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For a not-so-business consumer.
As an owner of this exact laptop model now for just over 2 years, I can safely say this laptop will meet all of the average consumer's daily needs. I thought it best to own this laptop for a while in order to deliver a fair, and detailed, review. The title says "not-so-business", and what I mean by that is that it this laptop is really designed for a person like me: I don't own a business, nor do I use the internet or applications for heavy-duty instances such as web design, editing software etc. I use my Lenovo G555 purely for time-wasting and fun, and it does a perfect job at it; Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google+, Wikipedia, checking my bank account, doing a bit of online shopping and going online to play some games on Newgrounds (who hasn't?)
So, the hardware. Let me start off with the keyboard. The buttons are laid out in the tried-and-true "qwerty" fashion and it works absolutely perfectly. As you'd expect. As I'm 21 years old, I have used "qwerty" styled keyboards...
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Lenovo G555 15.6 inch Laptop (Athlon M320 2.1 Ghz, 2 GB, 500 GB, DVDRW, WLAN, BT Webcam, Win 7 Home Premium)
ASIN : B003UV047U
List Price : £449.99
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This Lenovo G555 15.6 inch Laptop (Athlon M320 2.1 Ghz, 2 GB, 500 GB, DVDRW, WLAN, BT Webcam, Win 7 Home Premium) does wonderful. easy to use as well as change. The Cost of this became reduced compared to other place, My spouse and I other locations investigated, instead of considerably more compare to related item.
Category: 2.1-2.5 GHz
Brand: Lenovo
Rating : 3.2
Review 1 : For a not-so-business consumer.
As an owner of this exact laptop model now for just over 2 years, I can safely say this laptop will meet all of the average consumer's daily needs. I thought it best to own this laptop for a while in order to deliver a fair, and detailed, review. The title says "not-so-business", and what I mean by that is that it this laptop is really designed for a person like me: I don't own a business, nor do I use the internet or applications for heavy-duty instances such as web design, editing software etc. I use my Lenovo G555 purely for time-wasting and fun, and it does a perfect job at it; Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google+, Wikipedia, checking my bank account, doing a bit of online shopping and going online to play some games on Newgrounds (who hasn't?)
So, the hardware. Let me start off with the keyboard. The buttons are laid out in the tried-and-true "qwerty" fashion and it works absolutely perfectly. As you'd expect. As I'm 21 years old, I have used "qwerty" styled keyboards...
Review 2 : Great package, great value
Yes, it's a 'great package' but (as with any purchase) it has to be put into context. This is 'great' because of the price I paid. Maybe 'great value' would be a better description. It is very well specified and I'm sure most people will find it more than adequate for their purpose.
As for the specification, 2GB of RAM seems to be the de minimis these days (though it can be expanded) and the processor won't rip up trees but the rest of the spec is at the upper end of adequate.
The screen is nice and bright with good colour depth and Bluetooth, Draft-N wifi and a webcam (with face recognition log-in) are all very nice at this high-level of build quality and at this low price point.
Downsides? The sound is a bit weedy and I'm sure hardcore gamers would need a bit more 'oomph'.
Aside from those minor niggles, it's a damn good all rounder.
Is it as good as my new Dell XPS 15? No, it isn't. But it's not a million miles behind and the...
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