hey lisa,I am in second year of engineering.I want to buy a portable computer so that I can do research for my projects and also read E-books of my syllabus.Softwares that I need for my study like C,Java and Matlab are all available in plenty of my college computers. I only want to browse the internet,read E-books,check emails.I would also appreciate a good resolution display for occasional TH-cam streaming.So is a tablet a better choice or a laptop a better choice for a budget upto 500 dollars?
So, is the P40 essentially an X1 Yoga with discrete graphics? The X1 can be configured with an OLED panel and why I saw you say it's good, I'm worried about burn in and battery life. Are there any other differences between the X1 yoga and p40?
I think she forgot that the thinkpad P40 DOES have an optional (M.2 Sata3 where Mobile Card can be placed) to place a second drive. There is a M.2 Drive size 2242 that you can install up to a 256gb or 500gb drive by a select few manufacturers. I placed a 256gb M.2 drive and placed my operating system on it. My standard SSD drive holds all my personal files. Amazon sells these. I went with MyDigitalSSD Boot Drive option. No issues to report.
upon opening the back up, theres seems to be a extra m.2 slot (2240 size?) and a sim slot, even if the laptop is not specced with it. do you think those are disabled?
hey lisa, im kinda torn apart here... can you suggest me a laptop hybrid with stylus for drawing and could game T-T all i could think of is the microsoft surface book but i kinda can't afford it can you help me find a good alternative? thanks in advance
Hi Lisa, thanks for the review. The P40 seems a good option, but for my needs I don't require a dedicated graphic (well, perhaps ocasional gaming, but this doesn't help a lot). My question is regarding QHD vs FHD battery life. Im thinking between X1 Yoga i5, pci-e ssd, 8gb ram FHD or maybe same configuration but with QHD. Battery life being my only concern, though if I might not get even an hor more, I might go for the 2K screen. Though still wonder if there is so much of a difference tobthe eye in a 14" screen? Plus then there is scaling! Though being able to fit more windows on the screen seems useful. Any advice on real battery life different?
Hi Lisa. Recently my 2013 MacBook Air logic board got fried somehow. I've been looking at a few laptops such as a Dell XPS 13 and a Surface Book. Are their any laptops that you recommend. Don't want to buy a Lenovo laptop again.
Just FYI, while you said it doesn't have an M.2 SATA, it DOES have an M.2 SATA slot that is open and you can add up to an addition 512GB via that slot (largest available in the 42mm size).
Dear Lisa I've watched a lot of your videos and I think I liked this one the most so far ... I'm about buying a new laptop the next month or two I mostly work with CAD software & Spread sheets back in the office ... I'm on a decision to make that I will very much appreciate you're advice between this lenovo thinkpad P40 or the HP Envy x360 with AMD APU FX9800P 15" with 4.79Ib and I'm liking the AMD APU over Intel but what is stopping me is the considerably heavyweight for a convertible I've surfed the web for hours to find any other convertible with the same APU and less weight but there was non and I thought You might be better informed about what to choose or to weight little bit more till some other brands start considering this APU on their products Best Regards
Hi, I'm a bit of an artist, and after looking through your reviews I'm pretty firmly stuck between the ThinkPad 460 and this machine. This guy here wins me over pretty firmly in terms of displays, but there's one problem -- there's no way I can afford the upgrade to get the WQHD graphics, and from what I can tell the standard display is the same dimensions here as on the 460. So, question: How likely is it that the standard screen on the P40 and the screen on the 460 are exactly the same? Can I expect even the standard version to be better than the one on the 460? And if so, by how much? Would it be good enough to do art? I don't really know if you're in a position to answer these questions, but any help would be greatly appreciated.
I dont know anything about the 460 but I am staring into a p40 right as I am typing this sentence and I can firmly say that I am a fan of the matte screen option that it comes with!
which of these is better for these games like cs:go or tom clancy's ghost recon phantoms Intel NUC i3-5010U THIS IS THE 1ST ONE Acer Aspire E5-571G-33DW THIS IS THE SECOND ONE Acer Aspire E5-721-82M2 THE 3RD ONE
hi Lisa! is there any possibility for you to do a review of the Lenovo yoga 710? there aren't really any good reviews of it on TH-cam, and I always trust your jugdement.
Unfortunately, Lenovo didn't have much of a review program for the Yoga 710 and they didn't send us a review loaner. That's why you haven't seen many reviews.
anyone like me in Architecture/Interior Design field though of making it your only device for your work? Im quite worried that the Quadro m500 onboard isnt doesnt enough for rendering (I usually use Sketchup+Vray). And if that is the case, is it possible in anyway to work with eGUP (then it is really my dream comes true)?
Hey there guys. I hope you can help out a bit. I currently own a Microsoft surface Pro 2 which I'm not that happy with anymore and am currently thinking of getting an Ultrabook. My problem is that there are so many of them available at the moment which makes it hard for me to search on my own on the internet and when I go to some shops it feels like they're always trying to sell the most expensive one instead of what I actually want. I'm a buisness and informatics student and the ultrabook is meant solely for the purpose of "university-usage", for gaming etc I have my own computer at home. What I need is a slim and light design (something along the lines of the mac-book series, I just can't deal with them not using windows) and it shouldn't weight more than 1,4-1,5kg (3,0-3,3 pounds). Also I would prefer to have quality components over low-price components that break down after half a year because of everyday usage (like the zenbooks which I would instantly buy otherwise). My budget is around 1.100€ (around 1.250$) and I am able to get a student-discount varying from 10-20% depending on the brand. If you could think of any Ultrabook that fits my needs it would be awesome if you could reply! Greetz, Raph
Thinkpad's really suck lately. I bought a couple for work, and they're riddled with software bugs like 1: the dock not working if you plug it in before turning on the machine 2: memory related BSODs and even hardware bugs like 3: USB power surge notifications when nothing is plugged into them 4: randomly power cutting because the laptop thinks the cover is open due to a faulty hardware switch on the chassis. 5: poor build quality, easily crackable plastic trim pieces, floppy hinges And these were on the Thinkpad Yoga 14 I really can't recommend Lenovo anymore.
I have an X series and a T series and they are great. Lenovo have been doing these for years so quality wise they have nailed it, but these convertibles (gimmicks IMO) are relatively new and with time issues crop up. Software wise well I blame MS as they have pushed users to their limits with such buggy updates, it makes OEMs have to keep on the ball to make sure stuff doesn't stop working or causes issues. Just read that the Anniversary update has caused issues. I came home yesterday and out of the blue my XPS 13 had updated to this, the laptop was roasting hot and I cannot believe MS still does this to its users. Apple allows you to install when you are ready. I would never use Windows again if I had a choice, nothing but crap the last four years.
I have to agree with Andy. MS is mostly responsible for the Windows 10 issues. Lenovo can only work on firmware related bugs but a lot of these indirectly issues are caused by Microsoft's constant changes to Windows 10 and it's ever-evolving operating system. Perhaps by 2020, Windows 10 will be stable. My E450 works great on Windows 7. With the exception of a rare BIOS issue, fixed just recently in the July BIOS release, my T430u works fine with Windows 8.1.
Everybody mention too loud fan noise during normal operations like web browsing. I hope it's not true, because I'm really like this product. I've got Yoga 2 Pro and after few tweaks its really perfect, but I need smthng with quadro now.
I don't understand why Lenovo can't shoehorn a quad core cpu in the P40. Dell managed to do that with the Precisions, it should not be that hard to do.
When do they Learn to put a dam Thunderbolt 3 in the models ??? So we can use a External GPU. I am not going for a P50 or P70. Price is so stupid high in EU :(. But I want a Lenovo because they have good build Quality Only!
I waited some time for this one, bought it and I have to say I am disapointed. -gets very very hot -had driver issues causing the laptop to get stuck -poor build quality, easily damged -fingerprint MAGNET -touchscreen gets stuck sometimes -I got it with a burned out pixel. warntiy doesn't cover one pixel phhhh -cheap plastic at the bottom anyway I had 3 thinkpads till now and this is defenetly the last one.
If you can squeeze in another hundred to have $800, I'd recommend the Dell Inspiron 15 7559, it comes with a quad-core 6th gen i5-6300HQ, 8GB DDR3L memory and a dedicated Nvidia GTX 960M with 4GB GDDR5 video memory. I'd recommend this machine if you're looking into playing GTA 5, you'll be able to play on medium-high settings at a reasonable frames. Hope I helped you. ;)
Why the hell does this have no OLED option??? It has the exact same screen size as their OLED yoga model. That is a show stopper for me right there. And no, I won't buy their OLED yoga model as I do CAD for my work and I need a decent gpu.
There is an option to get a matte version, which actually comes in at a cheaper price. I had a Yoga 3 before it died - I HATED the gloss of that screen. The matte option on the p40 doesn't solve everything - it's more of a milky screen than a matte one but nonetheless, it is a huge improvement over the Yoga 3 to the point where I am no longer bothered enough to think about it.
Please could you help me, I love your reviews and trust your opinion, could you help I have $1500 to spend on a laptop, I'm a photographer and use lightroom and Photoshop intensively, I brought a Dell XPS 15 9550 last year and I have just hated the experience, the 4k screen just kills battery life, the drive has failed on my twice and I have had to reinstall windows twice and nearly lost my work, I'm done with dell really am, please if you had $1500 to make a bad experience a joyful one , what could you choose, I like the idea of Lenovo, but know very little, I also like games and would be nice to be able to play one too, I would be so greatfull for a reply , kindest regards Louis
Thinkpad p51 (or p52s if you can wait for a couple months) is probably the best choice for your case. Quadcore i7, 4 ram slots, 3 drive bays. It is going to be on the heavier side but it should keep you happy for 3 to 5 years. I have the p50 and I love using it everyday.
Do you want a regular laptop or a 2-in-1 like the one in this video? Build quality of ThinkPad models of Lenovo laptops are excellent. The one in this video, the ThinkPad p40 Yoga is a great 2-in-1 and has discrete graphics & Core i7 for about $1250 (might be lower this weekend for Black Friday). I'm on a phone, so I can't configure one easily, but I think I configured one with 16GB RAM & 256GB SSD drive for about $1550. Only downside is the max resolution is about 2500x1440, not 4K. Otherwise the ThinkPad P51, ThinkPad P51s, and ThinkPad P470p are the regular laptops you should consider for around $1300-1600. If you can wait a couple weeks for it to arrive, you should custom-build one so you can choose the options that matter to you. The regular laptops (not the 2-in-1) can be ordered with a larger battery (I think a 48W vs. regular 24W) that extends beyond the back a little, but doubles the battery life. They also have a cylindrical 72W battery, but I think it is taller so the keyboard will be tilted when the laptop is on a flat surface.
hey lisa,I am in second year of engineering.I want to buy a portable computer so that I can do research for my projects and also read E-books of my syllabus.Softwares that I need for my study like C,Java and Matlab are all available in plenty of my college computers.
I only want to browse the internet,read E-books,check emails.I would also appreciate a good resolution display for occasional TH-cam streaming.So is a tablet a better choice or a laptop a better choice for a budget upto 500 dollars?
I really think that you set the standard for tech / PC reviews.
So, is the P40 essentially an X1 Yoga with discrete graphics? The X1 can be configured with an OLED panel and why I saw you say it's good, I'm worried about burn in and battery life. Are there any other differences between the X1 yoga and p40?
Hi Lisa, can you compare, please, the ThinkPad P40 vs ThinkPad X1 Yoga. Thanks.
loqesea0 is there any significant difference? They look the same with the same specs.
Hey lisa, Does the Yoga P40 works with regular wacom stylus (Like Fujitsu models)? Does it has Dualtouch option(Pen and Touch together)?
I think she forgot that the thinkpad P40 DOES have an optional (M.2 Sata3 where Mobile Card can be placed) to place a second drive. There is a M.2 Drive size 2242 that you can install up to a 256gb or 500gb drive by a select few manufacturers. I placed a 256gb M.2 drive and placed my operating system on it. My standard SSD drive holds all my personal files. Amazon sells these. I went with MyDigitalSSD Boot Drive option. No issues to report.
upon opening the back up, theres seems to be a extra m.2 slot (2240 size?) and a sim slot, even if the laptop is not specced with it. do you think those are disabled?
Lisa, do you know if there are any compatible AES pens with replaceable nibs - similar to the new surface pro 4 pen that would work with P40?
hey lisa, im kinda torn apart here... can you suggest me a laptop hybrid with stylus for drawing and could game T-T all i could think of is the microsoft surface book but i kinda can't afford it can you help me find a good alternative? thanks in advance
Hi Lisa, thanks for the review.
The P40 seems a good option, but for my needs I don't require a dedicated graphic (well, perhaps ocasional gaming, but this doesn't help a lot).
My question is regarding QHD vs FHD battery life.
Im thinking between X1 Yoga i5, pci-e ssd, 8gb ram FHD or maybe same configuration but with QHD. Battery life being my only concern, though if I might not get even an hor more, I might go for the 2K screen.
Though still wonder if there is so much of a difference tobthe eye in a 14" screen? Plus then there is scaling! Though being able to fit more windows on the screen seems useful.
Any advice on real battery life different?
Hi Lisa. Recently my 2013 MacBook Air logic board got fried somehow. I've been looking at a few laptops such as a Dell XPS 13 and a Surface Book. Are their any laptops that you recommend. Don't want to buy a Lenovo laptop again.
Just FYI, while you said it doesn't have an M.2 SATA, it DOES have an M.2 SATA slot that is open and you can add up to an addition 512GB via that slot (largest available in the 42mm size).
This one vs thinkpad x1 yoga the new yoga 920 or the spectre x360 8th gen Itel 4 core processor, which one shall I pick?
Dear Lisa I've watched a lot of your videos and I think I liked this one the most so far ...
I'm about buying a new laptop the next month or two
I mostly work with CAD software & Spread sheets back in the office ...
I'm on a decision to make that I will very much appreciate you're advice between this lenovo thinkpad P40 or the HP Envy x360 with AMD APU FX9800P 15" with 4.79Ib and I'm liking the AMD APU over Intel but what is stopping me is the considerably heavyweight for a convertible
I've surfed the web for hours to find any other convertible with the same APU and less weight but there was non and I thought You might be better informed about what to choose or to weight little bit more till some other brands start considering this APU on their products
Best Regards
Yes, but what about the Lenovo Yoga Book? I want to know what all the fuss is about and is it any better than a Surface 3?
Hi, I'm a bit of an artist, and after looking through your reviews I'm pretty firmly stuck between the ThinkPad 460 and this machine. This guy here wins me over pretty firmly in terms of displays, but there's one problem -- there's no way I can afford the upgrade to get the WQHD graphics, and from what I can tell the standard display is the same dimensions here as on the 460.
So, question: How likely is it that the standard screen on the P40 and the screen on the 460 are exactly the same? Can I expect even the standard version to be better than the one on the 460? And if so, by how much? Would it be good enough to do art?
I don't really know if you're in a position to answer these questions, but any help would be greatly appreciated.
I dont know anything about the 460 but I am staring into a p40 right as I am typing this sentence and I can firmly say that I am a fan of the matte screen option that it comes with!
Can you review the Acer Aspire S13(non-touch, i5, and 256 SSD in black)? I know it's kinda old, but I still want your thoughts on it. Thank you!
Hi there. Is it good for Creative Clouds like Video editing Photoshop Illustrator?
Can you comment on the sound well as if the touchpad and screen are meant for Windows 10?
What do you mean sealed battery? You can't replace it?
which of these is better for these games like cs:go or tom clancy's ghost recon phantoms
Intel NUC i3-5010U THIS IS THE 1ST ONE
Acer Aspire E5-571G-33DW THIS IS THE SECOND ONE
Acer Aspire E5-721-82M2 THE 3RD ONE
Can you have links in the description box where to buy??
Hello, is this perfect for an architecture student?
hi Lisa! is there any possibility for you to do a review of the Lenovo yoga 710? there aren't really any good reviews of it on TH-cam, and I always trust your jugdement.
Unfortunately, Lenovo didn't have much of a review program for the Yoga 710 and they didn't send us a review loaner. That's why you haven't seen many reviews.
+MobileTechReview thanks for the answer!
Any screen ghosting ?
I'm impressed but have been burnt before .
Sorry to ask but is NVIDIA Quadro M500M gives you a good screen display?is it better than intel HD 520?
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy yes it is better. it is dedicated graphics
Are there any news about Lenovos plans to update this machine in 2017 ?
should I buy Dell 7559 or hp omen top end model
Will you do a review of the E460 ThinkPad?
Thanks for the review Lisa!
anyone like me in Architecture/Interior Design field though of making it your only device for your work? Im quite worried that the Quadro m500 onboard isnt doesnt enough for rendering (I usually use Sketchup+Vray). And if that is the case, is it possible in anyway to work with eGUP (then it is really my dream comes true)?
Can you run after effects and maya on this?
Does someone know if I could change the CPU in this model to a newer one? if so which one would it be? has someone experiences?
Is this model good for engineering and video editors plz if u have it tell me
I don't think so I think it is more for office that's why I want to change the CPU to get a faster one
Nice review. Seems like this Lenovos answer to the Dell xps 15/precsision 5510.
How about a comparison smackdown between the x1 yoga?
Hey there guys. I hope you can help out a bit. I currently own a Microsoft surface Pro 2 which I'm not that happy with anymore and am currently thinking of getting an Ultrabook. My problem is that there are so many of them available at the moment which makes it hard for me to search on my own on the internet and when I go to some shops it feels like they're always trying to sell the most expensive one instead of what I actually want. I'm a buisness and informatics student and the ultrabook is meant solely for the purpose of "university-usage", for gaming etc I have my own computer at home. What I need is a slim and light design (something along the lines of the mac-book series, I just can't deal with them not using windows) and it shouldn't weight more than 1,4-1,5kg (3,0-3,3 pounds). Also I would prefer to have quality components over low-price components that break down after half a year because of everyday usage (like the zenbooks which I would instantly buy otherwise). My budget is around 1.100€ (around 1.250$) and I am able to get a student-discount varying from 10-20% depending on the brand.
If you could think of any Ultrabook that fits my needs it would be awesome if you could reply!
Greetz, Raph
hey lisa, can u do us the review of yoga 710..?
can you do a test with it and the staff pad app? I know it works with the surface but would rather this if staff pad works with it
Hello Lisa, Request you to review Lenovo IdeaPad 710s laptop with i7 6560 cpu. Thanks for all the great reviews.
cool....i was like lets see if lisa has a new review...then boom....this vid just uploaded less than a minute ago
Can you do a review of the Lenovo yoga 710 11.6", please?
Great review as always! Thanks!
I'm getting my unit in on Monday. hoping it will be amazing. waited 2 months for it
how did it go?
Do you keep all the laptops that alot of laptops then
They're review loaners that we have to return to the manufacturers.
has anyone ever let you keep one?
MobileTechReview oh ok i thought that you kept all those laptops lol
great review as always.
You haven't watched it
+Talon Designs this video came out 44 minutes ago my comment 28 minutes ago 44-28=16
OMG, Lisa you finally have changed the way you say M.2 from M 2 to M dot 2. But any way, nice job with all of your reviews.
When I saw P40, I was thrilled, I thought finally we have a quadcore CPU + thunderbolt thinkpad. However...
Thinkpad's really suck lately. I bought a couple for work, and they're riddled with software bugs like
1: the dock not working if you plug it in before turning on the machine
2: memory related BSODs
and even hardware bugs like
3: USB power surge notifications when nothing is plugged into them
4: randomly power cutting because the laptop thinks the cover is open due to a faulty hardware switch on the chassis.
5: poor build quality, easily crackable plastic trim pieces, floppy hinges
And these were on the Thinkpad Yoga 14
I really can't recommend Lenovo anymore.
I have an X series and a T series and they are great. Lenovo have been doing these for years so quality wise they have nailed it, but these convertibles (gimmicks IMO) are relatively new and with time issues crop up. Software wise well I blame MS as they have pushed users to their limits with such buggy updates, it makes OEMs have to keep on the ball to make sure stuff doesn't stop working or causes issues. Just read that the Anniversary update has caused issues. I came home yesterday and out of the blue my XPS 13 had updated to this, the laptop was roasting hot and I cannot believe MS still does this to its users. Apple allows you to install when you are ready. I would never use Windows again if I had a choice, nothing but crap the last four years.
I have to agree with Andy. MS is mostly responsible for the Windows 10 issues. Lenovo can only work on firmware related bugs but a lot of these indirectly issues are caused by Microsoft's constant changes to Windows 10 and it's ever-evolving operating system. Perhaps by 2020, Windows 10 will be stable. My E450 works great on Windows 7. With the exception of a rare BIOS issue, fixed just recently in the July BIOS release, my T430u works fine with Windows 8.1.
thank for review
cau u suggest me a Laptop or notebook under 200 bugs
200 bugs? LMAO
Bugs as a form of currency xD
bro I wish I could pay for laptops in bugs.
Could you do an HP Stream review?
Hanging out for the ASUS Transformer Pro 3 & subsequent smack downs with MS Surface Pro 4 & Samsung TabPro S.
matte screen like in 460s touch thinner bezels and better keyboard and maybe latches/good hinges and this is perfect.
There is a matte screen option!
I Enjoy You're Videos A Lot
when you demonstrate that monitor wiggle I thought that was some pig sound from minecraft
Can you review the acre aspire r14?
Everybody mention too loud fan noise during normal operations like web browsing. I hope it's not true, because I'm really like this product. I've got Yoga 2 Pro and after few tweaks its really perfect, but I need smthng with quadro now.
I don't get why won't just give us the x1 case :(
Kahise to data lena hi pudega ya netse ya kisi hunarwalese
hey there, please have a review of asus zenbook pro UX501 JW
please kindly review xiomi mi notebook 12" and 13"...
I don't understand why Lenovo can't shoehorn a quad core cpu in the P40. Dell managed to do that with the Precisions, it should not be that hard to do.
Can someone link the best buy model of this?
Just search their site for Lenovo ThinkPad 14. You want the one with a Intel 6th generation CPU (not older models).
Wow a celebrity replied to me! Thanks Lisa and thanks for all the amazing work you do!
+MobileTechReview mis lisa do a review on the xaomi MI air
Muje eski jankari nahi he pur heto ye bhi workstation pur cad cam user p70,73,p50,53 ko jada use kurte
You should do a review on the Asus Q534UX or the Q524UQ
7:58... "That's what she said!" (a la Michael Scott - The Office).
When do they Learn to put a dam Thunderbolt 3 in the models ??? So we can use a External GPU. I am not going for a P50 or P70. Price is so stupid high in EU :(. But I want a Lenovo because they have good build Quality Only!
I waited some time for this one, bought it and I have to say I am disapointed.
-gets very very hot
-had driver issues causing the laptop to get stuck
-poor build quality, easily damged
-fingerprint MAGNET
-touchscreen gets stuck sometimes
-I got it with a burned out pixel. warntiy doesn't cover one pixel phhhh
-cheap plastic at the bottom
anyway I had 3 thinkpads till now and this is defenetly the last one.
Lisa we need a review on the Asus ROG Strix GL502VT!!!!
Can you do a pc review ? Like a desktop ?
That "Mobile" in our channel name means that we don't generally cover desktops. Sorry. Not enough time in the day/week/year to add them in too :)
+MobileTechReview no be sorry , you make great vids !! I have a question do you know any bestbuy laptop has 700$ lower that can game gta 5?
What currency are you using? (i.e: CAD, USD, Britsh pound)
+iHuskyHD - ROBLOX - GFX - And random content me using usd America
If you can squeeze in another hundred to have $800, I'd recommend the Dell Inspiron 15 7559, it comes with a quad-core 6th gen i5-6300HQ, 8GB DDR3L memory and a dedicated Nvidia GTX 960M with 4GB GDDR5 video memory. I'd recommend this machine if you're looking into playing GTA 5, you'll be able to play on medium-high settings at a reasonable frames. Hope I helped you. ;)
Please review the P71.
Why the hell does this have no OLED option??? It has the exact same screen size as their OLED yoga model. That is a show stopper for me right there. And no, I won't buy their OLED yoga model as I do CAD for my work and I need a decent gpu.
plz review some budget laptop for students
Zuhaib Malik o
64 or badme kuralena
32 gb ram me aap kuch bhi kuro video editing ya kuch bhi
Joye 64buta wo to 2 slot Khali us basepe pur 4 slot bhurke bhi company Wale jada jugah dete kahatuk support leta
Thanks
This is a perfect laptop to put Linux on.
Is Linux compatible with touch screen?
Tony Montagne Yes. New versions of the linux kernel have touch screen capability.
Including automatic screen rotation?
Does Ubuntu have this feature?
Tony Montagne I'm not sure. Sorry.
+Tony Montagne sence Linux is a codding base kernel U CAN MAKE IT DO ANYTHING u code it to do
128 wo use kurte jo cad centre chula ya joti moti company
and Lenovo Flex 4 . Nobody review this . can you ? :D
holy smokies that glossy screen.
There is an option to get a matte version, which actually comes in at a cheaper price. I had a Yoga 3 before it died - I HATED the gloss of that screen.
The matte option on the p40 doesn't solve everything - it's more of a milky screen than a matte one but nonetheless, it is a huge improvement over the Yoga 3 to the point where I am no longer bothered enough to think about it.
I am looking at lenovo US website and cannot find any matte screen option in customization. Please help!
Sayad 128 tuk support kurjaye
Mera koe concept nahi he pur jo mene video dekhi unka tajurba yahi kehta ki quality 4 ke bad girti gayi he laptop putle se putle hotegayehe
Please could you help me, I love your reviews and trust your opinion, could you help I have $1500 to spend on a laptop, I'm a photographer and use lightroom and Photoshop intensively, I brought a Dell XPS 15 9550 last year and I have just hated the experience, the 4k screen just kills battery life, the drive has failed on my twice and I have had to reinstall windows twice and nearly lost my work, I'm done with dell really am, please if you had $1500 to make a bad experience a joyful one , what could you choose, I like the idea of Lenovo, but know very little, I also like games and would be nice to be able to play one too, I would be so greatfull for a reply , kindest regards Louis
Thinkpad p51 (or p52s if you can wait for a couple months) is probably the best choice for your case. Quadcore i7, 4 ram slots, 3 drive bays. It is going to be on the heavier side but it should keep you happy for 3 to 5 years. I have the p50 and I love using it everyday.
Do you want a regular laptop or a 2-in-1 like the one in this video? Build quality of ThinkPad models of Lenovo laptops are excellent. The one in this video, the ThinkPad p40 Yoga is a great 2-in-1 and has discrete graphics & Core i7 for about $1250 (might be lower this weekend for Black Friday). I'm on a phone, so I can't configure one easily, but I think I configured one with 16GB RAM & 256GB SSD drive for about $1550. Only downside is the max resolution is about 2500x1440, not 4K. Otherwise the ThinkPad P51, ThinkPad P51s, and ThinkPad P470p are the regular laptops you should consider for around $1300-1600. If you can wait a couple weeks for it to arrive, you should custom-build one so you can choose the options that matter to you. The regular laptops (not the 2-in-1) can be ordered with a larger battery (I think a 48W vs. regular 24W) that extends beyond the back a little, but doubles the battery life. They also have a cylindrical 72W battery, but I think it is taller so the keyboard will be tilted when the laptop is on a flat surface.
Meh, a 6th Gen Intel CPU with DDR3 RAM. What's the point!
Dusra eksa muksad heto workstation kahi pur ese bunaya gaya he hulke bujanme
Smackdown between Dell XPS 15 and Thinkpad P40
Wo hi etne spec me 50 ka tha ,pese ped pe nahi lug
Pur me khus hu wo jadatur complete he keval thunderbolt hi to nahi ,baki sub to purahe kamlayak to purahe 32 gb ram
cool!
great
Pur khojneme subse budi dikkat disaki rehtihe
Pur Mera real tajurba jo mene khud dekha Mera 53 temp rehta ,pitloka ese Jada hota
nice
my school has it
BIONIC ORES have you had any problems with it ?
Wo bat dheek he ki he to dono workstation pur bat eski he jo jada mehga he usiko subse jada chulana he lumbe waqt tuk
Mera bunda kahega mujse muje thunderbolt nahi diya
Yaha 8,9 salse pehle koe cheez utarti nahi
Phir ye technical kamme aajata jojankar phir ye uska practical bunjata
Step by step pehle dell pe jada bhurosa wo diya , ab agla check kur
It looks a laptop from 1980s
Not much to look at there.