Weight is wrong &gt;&gt; please give me the right size, weight, windows 8 or 8 pro, included office or not and is it came with digitizer pen?
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10.34" x 6.48" x 0.39"; 262.6mm x 164.6mm x 9.8mm WiFi only: from 1.26 lb (0.57kg); Preloaded operating system20 - Windows 8 32-bit Preloaded applications14 (only some listed) * Microsoft Offi ce Home and Student (included in Windows 8) * Lenovo Settings * Lenovo Support * Lenovo Companion * Lenovo QuickSnip * AT&T All Access * Lenovo Cloud Storage by SugarSync * Password Manager * Norton Internet Security 2012 (30 days of virus defi nitions) * ThinkVantage System Update * AccuWeather * Evernote * Nitro PDF * Skype * Amazon Kindle 3679-5YU, Atom Z2760, 2GB, 10.1"HD-Display, 64G, NoPen NoDigitizer, Cameras-2.0/8.0mp, NonWWAN, WLAN_11a/b/g/n28, NoNFC None NoBT, Win832, AnnDate04/13
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Hi, Robin! I am completely indebted to you for your post. Otherwise, I would not have been aware of the "non-commercial, 3-PC" license issue. I should also note that I (sadly) just two weeks ago had received and installed a CD version of OneNote 2007. Since then, I have been in the throes of the Office 2010 Trial Upgrade. Decided I was just completely happy with my Office 2003 Pro, but wanted the latest version of OneNote. I wound up purchasing from the website below. I had started to order from Amazon (and I LOVE them!) - but, canceled the order because I could not be SURE that it was - as you pointed out - the "3-license version". And, that is definitely a deal-breaker. The link below actually goes to the Microsoft Store. It was $70. With shipping and tax, total was $80. I went for the "delivery" option, so I'd have the CD if a reinstall was ever needed (and they always are, aren't they?). TOTALLY worth the price, considering the 3-computer license. Again, my sincere and grateful thanks! Scott Roberts scott404@gmail.com http://store.microsoft.com/content.aspx?cntid=9991&tsq=productid:C72490E9
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The one i got has no digitizer pen option. The lower resolution one cannot be used with a digitizer pen. But you can use the touchscreen with your fingers or 3rd party capacitive pens.
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So cheap, I just buy another. Try taking it to an office supply place. They should know, and you can probably try it out in the store. I don't write much with it as I am trying to go "paperless electronic" on note taking.
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I wouldn't buy it from the outfit I purchased it from. Nice computer, depends on the software you need. mine came with Basic Office. You won't be sorry with a HP.
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It is primarily a windows 8 tablet. A docking keyboard with touch pad and 2 additional USB ports was included in the model I purchased. Personally, I prefer using the keyboard for word processing and email. I like to detach the tablet for gaming and reading ebooks.
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It does not include office. From what I understand Windows 8 does not have Microsoft Office. Laptop overall is pretty good. My son uses it for gaming once in a while and he complains that it "lags" or is slow for the gaming applications. Not sure about the warranty.
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while I don't own this specific model, as far as I can tell it all depends on the programs you own, i myself use Microsoft One Note which works flawlessly with the tablet. The major issue with getting this computer is if you have an actual use for the touch screen. I'm learning a new language and the writing is simplified with the use of a tablet, It makes learning the new language several times easier. a) On the touch screens I've used, No you don't need alot of pressure. b) With good programs you can leave the handwriting as your own and read it digitally. Otherwise, It is a software limitation to recognize your handwriting and convert it into printed font. c) Again, Software issue, With One Note it is as simple as selecting the eraser and erasing. d) Well, its quite different, the feel is different on its on, you don't have the adhesion you want, and in certain cases, if you have "lag" your writing comes up after you actually passed the area (a slight delay when the writing actually shows up.) Well it is a lot easier to erase, and you dont have any eraser left overs after erasing. Hope it helps "Bones"
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No buy from Lenovo directly or check that the version is pen enabled. If it does not say clearly assume pen will not work.
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I'm sorry, I don't know what that is ... but if you find out, and you end up deciding on this laptop ... I am thinking about selling mine. It's awesome, but I am disabled and have a very hard time lifting it and working with the mouse and external cd dvc drive i got for it. Mostly lifting it, though. I want another hp envy that is smaller (although the big screen is nice!) I've used it a handful of times. Of course I would sell it at a discount, and if I sell it on ebay (I have 100% positive reviews), you could get a square trade warranty for it. Let me know. And if you telp me what 10 point multi-touch is, maybe I can actually answer your question. Thanks.
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The CPU is x64 based processor so I am going to take a wild guess, Yes Windows 8 should be 64bit as well otherwise it will not recognize the entire 4GB anyway but I highly doubt it will be Pro Edition... Most likely Home Edition. --Edit There is no such thing as Home, there is 8/8.1 and 8/8.1 Pro but it is comparable to the home vs pro in previous versions of Windows.
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It comes with Windows 8.1 Pro if you get the 512GB version. I run Photoshop on it with no problems.
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windows 8, plus a bunch of usual bloatware that can be pretty easily removed. Nothing like Office or Quickbooks or something substantially useful. That said, it is a great computer that has been working reliably and has a really nice touch interface that works.
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From what i understand, no. But this one has a much more modern cpu with a lot more power than that hp. This is one of the few windows tablets im considering because of the combo of the cpu, hard disk space and the exopc. i already have a jot pen for my wife's ipad, probably the best pen for a capacitive screen.
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Can you still return it? That was one in a long list of problems I experienced (overheating, random shut downs, sound cutting out, programs crashing...) Luckily I was able to return it before 30 days. Consider a touch screen laptop. Way cheaper, more memory, less bugs and hassle. Good luck!
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Actually that is what I need too. this laptop is good enough for us. some people do not like windows 8, but i like it. it is like a smart phone lol. only one thing bothers me is u may need to sign up for a microsoft account. since i am not a high-tech person, i have signed it up with my email. i still have no clue what that is for lol. well, the price is very reasonable for us. if you wanna experience windows 8, i think you should go for it. I love HP, my husband has the same one like this. my sister-in-law has an older model pavilion. we love it! hope i answered your question.:)
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Yep it does, and i did tried it out and let me tell you it is a superb laptop:) When i got it, it had Win 7 as OS the experience using a digitize pen is really awesome, although it doesn't work efficiently on the corners but about anything else it is great device. And my experience was better after i upgrade it to Win 8.1. Lenovo they really did a great job here, there is another draw back that it is a little heavy and you need to buy a docking station to have a dvd-rom and HDMI input.