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lenovo G555 087325U NoteBook AMD Athlon II Dual-Core M320(2.1GHz) 15.six” 3GB Memory DDR2 800 160GB HDD 5400rpm DVD±R/RW ATI Radeon HD 4200
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- Difficult Drive: 160 GB, Serial ATA-300, 5400 rpm
- Notebook Camera: Integrated, .three Megapixel
- Battery: Lithium ion Run Time (Up To): four hour(s)
- Producer Warranty: 1 year warranty
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G555 ATH M320 2.1G 3GB 160Gb
lenovo G555 087325U NoteBook AMD Athlon II Dual-Core M320(2.1GHz) 15.six” 3GB Memory DDR2 800 160GB HDD 5400rpm DVD±R/RW ATI Radeon HD 4200
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Best laptop for under $500,
I was in the market for a 12.6 netbook and started looking at what else was out there for small laptops… then I came across this. I have a custom built 3.7 ghz (oc’ed) pc that I could not bring with me and this more than satisfies my needs. This is the perfect laptop for anyone that wants a powerful computer without spending outrageous amounts of money. I’ve owned if for only one day and I’m very impressed so far.
Positives:
Dual core processor.
HD Video Card (handled a 1080p file I have with no issues or lag!)
Beautiful screen
3gb of memory
Spacious keyboard, with number pad
Non-glossy cover so no fingerprint or smearing.
Camera is sharp for only .3 MP
Free 60 day trial of MS Office 2007
Face recognition feature for sign in
DirectX 10
16:9 Display
Windows 7 premium bundled
Wireless network works perfectly
USB ports on both sides laptop
Quick and easy setup
Negatives:
As expected bloatware and bundled programs
No gloss or shine cosmetically. A little gloss would have been nice somewhere.
Screen does not lock when closed
Battery charge icon does not change when charged
No HDMI out
After looking around for about a week, this was easily the best deal for a laptop under $500. The only thing I wish it had was an HDMI output. The negatives do not take away from the laptop as I was able to remove all the unnecessary programs in under and hour. The hinge for the screen has the perfect amount of resistance that it wont go flying open on you when it is closed, so the lack of a lock is nothing to worry about it. I am very satisfied with my purchase and no complaints thus far.
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|A reasonable machine for the price, a nice big screen for my 80+ yr old mum.,
First my cons:
1) Lower quality WiFi transceiver it seems
2) Impossible to type with jumping cursor until I disabled the touchpad
3) I could shave in the shiny reflective screen
4) The battery drains faster than the advertising
5) I’ll add the bloatware myself thanks if I think I need it
1) I experienced some dropped connections that now apppear to be isolated to the extranet WiFi at work though both my Lenovo T60 and an Asus eeePC 901 I keep at work have never dropped a WiFi connection. The G555 did so repeatedly not keeping the connection for more than a few mins at times. I would have to disconnect and connect to regain my connection. At home the WiFi did not get dropped across the house but the performance was half to my Asus eeePC 1000H that I keep at home. So sitting next to the router the G555 could achieve only a 75Mb/s connection compared to 150Mb/s for my 1000H. Across the house the G555 drops down to 32Mb/s less than half again of the 1000H. I attribute this to seeing for the first time a Broadcom transceiver vs Atheros or Ralink. I noticed on the Lenovo support website for the G555 that the lastest drivers are from Atheros. Does this mean that Lenovo has done a WiFi switcheroo in production and I’m just one of the unfortunates not to receive version 2 of the G555. Why are the latest two drivers from Atheros?
I fixed 2) by buying a mouse and disabling the touchpad, I’ve never had to disable a touchpad on many a laptop before. There is no sensitivity setting for the touchpad available.
3) The screen is very reflective making it harder to see in a bright room or with a window behind me. I thought reflective screens like this disappeared a decade ago, how much could it possibly cost today to add a non-reflective screen.
4) The battery is advertised as 4 hours but I got low power warnings after 2.5hrs on Windows 7 Power Balanced setting. This of course was a little expected due to higher performance CPU and GPU than my ASUS machines.
5) Finally as mentioned in many reviews there is a silly amount of bloatware installed, I removed 90% of it. The software installs are located on the D: drive.
Other than the above the rest is pretty good for the price. It feels pretty solid, its fast. The screen is nice and bright (if only they had made it non-reflective). The camera seems to work fine, all the basic features are there that I enjoy on my ASUS eeePC machines. My mum will be happy (she did not know a mouse could be used with a laptop). Hopefully Lenovo can fix a few of those issues I mention for future owners.
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