I would suggest you go for the lighter weight one, you will complain like $%^ if everyday you got to lug a heavy laptop to and fro from home and Poly. If Lenovo Service Centre customer service is OK (not sure), go for the Yoga 3 or something light.
You can get the asus one also,
gt external harddisk
I would suggest you go for the lighter weight one, you will complain like $%^ if everyday you got to lug a heavy laptop to and fro from home and Poly. If Lenovo Service Centre customer service is OK (not sure), go for the Yoga 3 or something light.
wun suggest lenovo for the time being due to the superfish bloatware. sure they come out tools to remove it but just dun feel that confident with the brand now.
Would anyone recommend xps 13 for daily school/personal use(word, Excel, web surfing etc)? Or are there any better options?
Would anyone recommend xps 13 for daily school/personal use(word, Excel, web surfing etc)? Or are there any better options?
make ur choice
Thanks for the links, I've already listed it in my list as well due to its similar weight/specs while being at a lower price.
However, I've read around here and from reviews that qc and after sales for Asus is quite bad tho... And I believe the yellow tint for the qhd display is still present.
Thanks for the links, I've already listed it in my list as well due to its similar weight/specs while being at a lower price. However, I've read around here and from reviews that qc and after sales for Asus is quite bad tho... And I believe the yellow tint for the qhd display is still present.
The only draw back abt DELL XPS13 is no graphic cardI second the suggestion to get the XPS13. Size is like a 11" but packed with a 13" display due to the bezel-less design. plus the crazy battery life it has should be more than sufficient for school.
another review for you to drool over : AnandTech | Dell XPS 13 Review
imo, if you can go for the dell, go for it. asus service wise and getting a good set is a hit or miss. if its good its really good, if its bad... it will be very bad.
if you really have to get the asus, make sure you inspect it before accepting it.
sauce: i'm using asus302lg
I second the suggestion to get the XPS13. Size is like a 11" but packed with a 13" display due to the bezel-less design. plus the crazy battery life it has should be more than sufficient for school.
another review for you to drool over : AnandTech | Dell XPS 13 Review
imo, if you can go for the dell, go for it. asus service wise and getting a good set is a hit or miss. if its good its really good, if its bad... it will be very bad.
if you really have to get the asus, make sure you inspect it before accepting it.
sauce: i'm using asus302lg
The only draw back abt DELL XPS13 is no graphic card
but if you just want to watch youtube video, actually no different
I think I going to get a Dell laptop soon.
most laptop doesn't have number pad
if there is, the function will be embedded within some keys and need to activate numlock to use except for those gaming laptop
i would recommend the X550 and dell 7447 as it is quad core and have decent graphic if you ever need to game casually
if you are looking for lightweight,usually those comes with the low power consumption processor and intel graphic,the processor might be slower after a few years
Sorry for barging into the thread but I have this question that I would like to clarify... I read it somewhere before in HWZ that poly laptops have some sort of administration where it is customized and when we need to change some settings in the laptop, we would need the administrative password to change it, meaning that we would not have total control over the laptop that we bought in poly. Is this true?
Thanks in advance!