Lenovo IdeaPad Y450 Review
Lenovo IdeaPad Y450 notebook is a combination of beautiful design, portability terms of features and with price $ 619 that match the specifications available. Lenovo IdeaPad Y450 notebook this looks fine, with the design of black plastic, and the copper loop around. In the casing, there are elegant, with the imprint pattern 3D heksagonal. While for the keyboard and touchpad white, while the key indicator and also the white, the color glossy speaker.
Lenovo IdeaPad Y450 notebook body has a 14 inch display size, weight 4.6 pounds, but more than thin and light notebook with the same price range. For example, MD2601u Gateway laptop with 15.6 inch price $ 499, has a heavier weight of 6.6 pounds. While for the existing port, such as 3 USB ports, audio jack, VGA, Ethernet, 6-in-one memory card reader, HDMI port for video output, eSATA port to connect the backup drive, one FireWire 400 port for video camera, and one ExpressCard/34 slot for the installation of devices such as mobile broadband modem.
Excess of Lenovo IdeaPad Y450 notebook:
Elegant design
Portability
Resistance of the battery
The price fit with specification
Disadvantages:
Voice less loud speaker
Easy heat
Specifications of Lenovo IdeaPad Y450 notebook:
CPU: Intel Pentium Core Duo T4200 2.0-GHz
RAM: 3GB
Harddisk: 250GB SATA, 5.400 rpm speed
Optical Drive: DVD /-RW 8X
Display: 14 inch, 1366×768 pixel resolution
Graphics card: Intel GMA 4500MHD
Wi-Fi: 802.11a/g/n
Bluetooth Support
Operating System: MS Windows Vista Home Premium (32-bit)
Port: eSATA, Ethernet, Firewire, HDMI, headphone, Kensington Lock, Microphone, VGA, 3 USB ports
Slot: 6-1 card reader, ExpressCard
Warranty: 1 year
Size: 13.4 x 9.1 x 1.4 inch
Weight: 4.6 pounds or 2kg
Estimated price: $ 619.00
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I ordered the Lenovo Y450 (model 418938U). A nice-looking laptop, and seems to work OK for the most part, except that the wrist-rest area gets very hot during usage. I’m not talking about warm, I’m talking hot. It was so uncomfortable I decided to call tech support and report the problem. The tech support guy said “they are all like that”. I’ve never used a laptop that got so hot.
I will also add that when I was going through the personalization features, the Windows Vista explorer would stop responding, and I had to shut it down and restart. This isn’t a good sign either, especially since this was supposedly a very powerful machine with the Core 2 Duo processor.
I called the sales department, and they said I would have to pay to ship the unit back + pay a 15% restocking fee (I have to pay because they don’t consider the unit to be faulty). All that for the priviledge of trying out their machine for less than 24 hours. So I’m sending it back, and my only hope is to dispute the restocking fee with my credit card.
The rest of you can take your chances, but honestly I will never do business with this company again. Their poorly designed (or faulty) product ended up costing me $100 to try out for a single day. You’ve been warned.
June 15th, 2009 at 11:21 pm