Showing posts with label Lenovo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lenovo. Show all posts

Monday, March 12, 2012

The New Lenovo IdeaCentre Q700 Multipurpose Desktop

The Lenovo IdeaCentre Q700 is a small, thin, and multipurpose home entertainment desktop that is easy to fit in any place in your house and is very simple to set up and use. Well, at least this is what Lenovo had to say about their product, on their lawful website. It sounded very arresting and we legitimately loved the establish of this ultra small form factor personal computer. It was stylish and had a very innovative look. We immediately decided to buy it. We planned on testing it and then returning it, but we later decided it was beneficial and kept it in our firm. Yes, we liked it that much! Since we know our readers are very curious in hardware specs and test results, we tested it, and here are the results.

The Lenovo IdeaCentre Q700 has an Intel Pentium Dual Core E5300 processor, which means it has two cores for one processor, so it can work faster. Although it does not sound much, it legitimately works at an extraordinary frequency of 2.60 Ghz, on a high front side bus of 800Mhz, and has an L2 cache of no less than 2 Mb. These specs make the processor very agile and versatile, and it was able to pass our most intensive tests in a matter of minutes. We loved the processing power so we gladly give the Q700 10 out of a maximum of 10 points here.

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Next, it was time to test Lenovo IdeaCentre Q700's memory. We found out that it comes with no less than 4 Gb of, unfortunately, Ddr2 random access memory (or Ram as every person calls it), working at a frequency of 667 Mhz. The memory was good sufficient to pass our tests and surprised us with its responsiveness. We gladly give the Q700 an additional one 10 out of 10 points here, although we would have liked to see Ddr3 memory instead of Ddr2.

The hard disk drive is one of the Lenovo IdeaCentre Q700's strong spots. Its size of 500 Gb makes is large sufficient to accommodate all our media and games, while its speed of 7200 rotations per exiguous make it fast sufficient to legitimately impact the doing of the Pc. We give it an additional one 10 points for this! Next, the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X4500 graphics processing unit in case,granted us with clear and crisp graphics. Although we unbelievable more, we rate if 9 out of 10 points for the try. A Dvd Recordable optical drive receives leads the Lenovo IdeaCentre Q700 to an extra bonus point.

The New Lenovo IdeaCentre Q700 Multipurpose Desktop

Sunday, March 4, 2012

Lenovo G560 - A Truly suited Laptop for everyone

When we decided to buy the Lenovo G560, it was like a hysteria going on. Everybody was having an concept about it. Some were thrilled by one of its features, some were ecstatic about another, while some were always seeing a bad thing to say about it. So we did what we always do when it comes to such disputes. We ordered the laptop immediately just to test it and have our own, verified opinion. The Lenovo G560 arrived at our door step 3 days later in a very nice box. When we opened the box, we revealed a very elegant laptop, full of good taste. We staggering a lighter, manlier laptop. However, we were quite impressed by the first encounter.

We immediately started testing the component we love the most, the central processing unit (or Cpu, as more experienced readers know it). The Lenovo G560 has a very fine Intel Core i3 370 M processor working at a frequency of no less than 2.4 Ghz, and on a front side bus of 1066 Mhz. Its L2 cache is amazing, 3 Mb, and greatly enhances the processor's performance and agility. The Cpu managed to pass all our tests in description time and we are proud to give it 10 out of 10 points for its agility and versatility. Next, it was time to test the memory and see what helped the processor pass the tests so well. The 2 Gb of Ddr3 (Pc3 8500) random entrance memory (Ram) working at 1066 Mhz are less than what we were expecting. Well, at least the guys at Lenovo used Ddr3 not Ddr2 like in some of their other models. We will give the memory a score of 9 out of 10 maximum points.

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The hard disk drive disappointed us in both speed, which was too slow for us and size. Being just 250 Gb large, it is not an choice anymore due to the relative size of today's media (Hd and Bluray movies) and games. Its 5400 rotations per little (rpm) speed is also low, impacting on the general capabilities of the Lenovo G560. This is not good at all, and we are forced to give the Hdd a small 6 out of 10.

Next, the Intel Integrated Graphics Processing Unit (Gpu) is versatile sufficient for Lenovo G560's 15.6 inch Hd display (with Led Backlight technology) but lacks the basic Hdmi ports and eSata port. This means it can only receive 8 out of 10 points for the video card.

Lenovo G560 - A Truly suited Laptop for everyone

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

The DEFINITIVE Lenovo w510 Unboxing and Review (w520)

The DEFINITIVE Lenovo w510 Unboxing and Review (w520) Tube. Duration : 23.77 Mins.


Related links to the W510 on Infinitedefinitives.wordpress.com infinitedefinitives.wordpress.com infinitedefinitives.wordpress.com infinitedefinitives.wordpress.com This video contains the information you need to know to make an informed purchase of the Lenovo w510 work station. This computer is nearly identical to the w520 in terms of exterior features. This review is designed for serious people about to make the purchase, hence the length and detail. The summary review ends at 1:53 and the in depth review follows for the rest of the video. More information about the computer can be found on my site. www.infinitedefinitives.wordpress.com This is by far the best laptop PC brand on the market. Higher performance, reliability and tech support at a lower price than all other PCs I've researched of equivalent setup. No notorious issues with Lenovo either, not like Alienware or XPS heating issues, Macintosh quality control issues, or HP stability issues. This is a solid and stable professional computer. Specs: i7 820QM Quad Core Processor 8GB RAM at 1333mhz speed (two dimms currently open, expandable to 16GB) 160GB Intel SSD Nvidia Quattro FX 880M Graphics Card Multi touch 15.6" 1080p full HD display - 1920x1080 9 Cell Li-Ion Battery Windows Professional 64 bit Bluetooth 82.13 Only equivalent setup is the M4500 from Dell, which is 10 and doesn't have USB 3.0, multi touch display, long battery life, efficient heat dissipation, and more. I bought the W510 workstation new ...

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