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Lenovo G530
$599.00
Released June, 2009
The Pros:Feels solid and substantial, an overall durable build. Keyboard has good cushioning and a nice response to it. Runs very cool even after hours of use.
The Cons:Makes a loud beeping noise when you plug/unplug the power cable.
The G530 is Lenovo's Value Line Series laptop that is light, efficient and very affordable. A thin, sleek and portable laptop with Intel Core 2 Duo Processor and 3 GB DDR2 SDRAM for less that $600 is quite a deal.
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Visually, the G530 has a basic black matte finish and is light weight and slim, making it look elegant and business-like. The G530 is capable of quality graphics and media output and comes with Integrated Graphics X4500 making viewing pictures and video possible. There is also a DVD Recordable drive allowing for high quality viewing. Users interested in a low priced, high powered lap top easy to carry around with an ergonomic keyboard won't be dissappointed.
Features
- Intel Core 2 Duo Processor (2.10 GHz 800Mhz 2MB)
- Uses Genuine Windows XP Professional
- 3 GB PC2-5300 DDR2 SDRAM 667MHz
- 250 GB 5400 Hard Drive
- 6 Cell Lithium-Ion battery upto 4.5 hr life
- 4 USB Ports
- One Key System recovery feature for virus protection
- Dimensions: 14.1 x 10.1 x 1.45
- Two-button touch pad with scroll feature
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Pros & Cons
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feels solid and substantial, an overall durable build
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keyboard has good cushioning and a nice response to it
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runs very cool even after hours of use
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display has good enough contrast to make watching TV episodes comfortable and enjoyable
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black matte finish is fingerprint and smudge resistant
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doesn't come pre-loaded with any software of limited use (bloatware) that needs to be uninstalled for the system to run fast
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great feature set and performance for the price
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has the ability to physically turn off the wireless card, giving peace of mind that the extra power isn't being drawn and the laptop is secure
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makes a loud beeping noise when you plug/unplug the power cable
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