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Product ReviewsLenovo Y580 Intel Core i7 3630QM 6GB 750GB GeForce GTX660M 15.6in DVDRW USB3.0 Windows 8 Notebook
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 Rating: Review Date: 03/22/13  |
Cons: HeavyClick pad layout takes a bit of getting used toNo docking socket or wedge battery
Pros: Great casual gaming machine with discrete graphicsGood battery lifeBlu-Ray optical drive Good keyboard and touchpad |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/10/13 |
Cons: none really
Pros: gaming capabilities. I play cs:go full hd with constant high fps. will be upgrading this with more ram it's going to be awesome! Faster than my q6600 OCd desktop. nice display :)backlit keyboard. Comment:
windows8+touchpad are tricky at first with them multitouch functions but I am using a mouse most of the time so I really don't care. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/01/13 |
Cons: A bit too easy to accidentally activate some of the Windows 8 shortcuts using the Touchpad. Touchpad buttons are not easy to use.
Pros: Good battery life, very nice display, good horsepower for the cost. Comment:
Purchased this on sale and I am very happy so far. It has very good performance, is comfortable to type on, has a very nice display. It has lagged a bit playing Batman: Arkham City during fights but I haven't tried adjusting the video options yet. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/11/13 |
Cons: -kind of heavy-touch pad feels really cheap-hate french on keyboard
Pros: -powerful for gaming/homework etc. -led backlit keyboard-speakers sound pretty good-full size keyboard with numpad-usb 3.0 Comment:
Really strong laptop I can play starcraft II, diablo 3 and guildwars 2, so im pretty happy. Only real complaint is the horrible touchpad the left and right buttons are horrible. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/22/13 |
Cons: Lousy touchpad
Pros: Powerful, great screen, fast Comment:
I successfully cloned my HDD to a bought mSATA SSD without much fuss using free tools on the web. The customer above should not be attempting such processes if they are not savvy enough to complete them. |
Lenovo originally got its foot in the door of the U.S. laptop market by purchasing IBM's personal computer business and continuing to produce the popular ThinkPad line of business laptops. Lenovo wisely made sure to keep up the ThinkPad's reputation for quality, even when IBM's name (which was included with the purchase under temporary license) was removed. In fact, the ThinkPad is currently certified by NASA for use in space. There were ThinPads on many of the Shuttle missions, and there are several dozen currently still in use on the International Space Station.These days, Lenovo has expanded to offer multiple lines of laptops. The ThinkPad line is still targets business users, while the IdeaPad is meant for more general purpose use such as gaming, multimedia, and student use