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Another thing that keeps people attracted, is the security devices all around. You've got a privacy shutter on top of the camera, a fingerprint reader inside of the Power button, a TPM chip soldered to the motherboard, and of course, all of the software g...
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Its keyboard is backlit and great for typing, Has a Fingerprint reader that stores your finger's print upon pressing the power button, Good contrast ratio and comfortable viewing angles, Wide color coverage, Supports PCIe x4 SSDs, and some models feature...
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Lacks a Thunderbolt connector, Uses harmful PWM for all brightness levels except the maximum (our Health-Guard profile fixes the issue), Covers only 52% of sRGB, Lacks an SD card reader...
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Not bad work from Lenovo overall. They are able to extract quite a lot of performance from its processor, and moreover – in long loads. Additionally, there is the option for a 2GB AMD Radeon RX 640, should you need some more power in the graphics departme...
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Diet with adverse effects. Lenovo outfits its cheaper ThinkPad E series with a newer, thinner chassis that uses more aluminum. That seems like an improvement, but in reality it also means the loss of several features. Apart from that, the Lenovo ThinkPad...
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aluminum base enhances build quality, very comfortable input devices, good battery life, extremely quiet & very cool, mass storage upgradability...
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screen with bad color gamut, one RAM slot less than predecessor, no more microSD card slot, only 12 months of warranty, creaking noise when the screen is closed...
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Overall, we can still recommend the Lenovo ThinkPad E14 as a solid ThinkPad laptop for a smaller budget, despite the drawbacks – even though we do think that it is not as attractive as the predecessor ThinkPad E490, due to the loss of features.Lenovo Thin...
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Welcome to my first laptop review . The Thinkpad Edge E430 seems to be a great choice for me to kick off with. Loaded with Windows 7, it was easy enough to compare to what I use now, either my desktop pc or a beat up mini netbook.This model comes in three...
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onlinenotebook.com Updated: 2020-07-06 09:53:10
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Of late, Lenovo has tried to add some aesthetic appeal for ThinkPad Edge series which are laptops targeted at small businesses. This isn’t surprising because a lot of manufacturers are trying to beautiful their products. As the saying goes, first impre...
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Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 14 Review Article ContentsLenovo ThinkPad Edge 14 Review The Edge 14 is the latest consumer and small business-oriented ThinkPad from Lenovo. Edge notebooks offer toned down looks compared to the SL and T-series ThinkPads, eve...
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With the ThinkPad Edge 14, Lenovo has taken its small business offering to a new level, with more power and typing comfort than its 13-inch sibling, the Edge 13. This $699 notebook offers strong Core i3 performance, solid endurance, stylish looks, and...
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Strong performance, Best-in-class keyboard and touchpad, Three lid options, Solid battery life, Great value...
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Narrow viewing angles, Mediocre hard drive...
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The 14-inch version of Lenovo’s small-business notebook delivers power and style at an affordable price.
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ThinkPad Edge Woos SMBs with Color Cases, New Keyboard ( Page 1 of 2 )With the ThinkPad Edge, Lenovo adds AMD processors to its usually Intel-based ThinkPad lineup and prices the laptops to appeal to smaller businesses that buy from retailers.The lates...
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computershopper.com Updated: 2020-07-06 09:53:10
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It’s no secret that the ThinkPad T410 is one of our current favorite business laptops. But for those without a corporate IT budget, Lenovo had little to offer price-conscious small and medium businesses (SMBs) except the decidedly consumer-o...
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Low price, Decent performance, Good battery life, Some business-rugged features, Very good keyboard...
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Somewhat bland styling, Mediocre speakers...
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Good performance, pleasing ergonomics, and a low price make the ThinkPad Edge 14 a safe bet for business users on a budget...
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