What is the difference between Lenovo Flex 15 Laptop (59387570) and Lenovo Flex 15 Laptop (59385700)? Help me! I am in a big confusion.
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Found this Q & A on the lenevo site...basically the 5700 has a little better battery. Skart asked: What is the difference between Lenovo Flex 15 Laptop (59387570) and Lenovo Flex 15 Laptop (59385700)? Jan 1, 2014 Product ExpertStaff: Hi Karthick, The Lenovo Flex 15 Laptop (59387570) comes with a 4-cell 32wh battery, and the Flex 15 Laptop (59385700) comes with a 4-cell 48wh battery. Jan 4, 2014 Skart: Thanks for the answer, so we can conclude that 59385700 is better than 59387570. Am I correct? Jan 4, 2014 Product ExpertStaff: Hello, Yes, in terms of battery life you could say it is better by comparison.
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I'm honestly not sure, but if you go to Lenovo.com you can speak with customer service over instant message and they can help you.
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I'm also curious about possible future options, such as dual graphic cards. This new laptop --http://www.asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=57XDSj2LxRg41F0d-- exists because of this thread:http://www.amazon.com/UL30vt/forum/Fx1978M98LGJ2GT/Tx3TJDDWOALGBIS/1/ref=cm_cd_pg_pg1?_encoding=UTF8Customers requested the silver aluminum case and vt option. [Edit: The US version will be black, like the rest of the series.] They also asked for a backlit keyboard but didn't get it.Edit: Dual graphic cards added; I'll probably pick up the UL50vt instead. Have a look: ASUS UL50Vt-A1 Thin and Light 15.6-Inch Black Laptop - 11.5 Hours of Battery Life (Windows 7 Home Premium) I'm also curious about possible future options, such as dual graphic cards. This new laptop --http://www.asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=57XDSj2LxRg41F0d-- exists because of this thread:http://www.amazon.com/UL30vt/forum/Fx1978M98LGJ2GT/Tx3TJDDWOALGBIS/1/ref=cm_cd_pg_pg1?_encoding=UTF8Customers requested the silver aluminum case and vt option. [Edit: The US version will be black, like the rest of the series.] They also asked for a... » Read More I'm also curious about possible future options, such as dual graphic cards. This new laptop --http://www.asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=57XDSj2LxRg41F0d-- exists because of this thread:http://www.amazon.com/UL30vt/forum/Fx1978M98LGJ2GT/Tx3TJDDWOALGBIS/1/ref=cm_cd_pg_pg1?_encoding=UTF8Customers requested the silver aluminum case and vt option. [Edit: The US version will be black, like the rest of the series.] They also asked for a backlit keyboard but didn't get it.Edit: Dual graphic cards added; I'll probably pick up the UL50vt instead. Have a look: ASUS UL50Vt-A1 Thin and Light 15.6-Inch Black Laptop - 11.5 Hours of Battery Life (Windows 7 Home Premium) « Show Less
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Not sure I ordered it for a Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 14 inch and it works great and fit perfectly
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Here is the type Type 6474 taken from the back of the Laptop. Device is in great condition but I had to replace the battery. No big deal the laptop is at least 5 years old. I purchased a much bigger replacement battery. I am an engineer and this is my third personal Lenovo. I would certainly consider purchasing another one if I require it from US Micro. -- Regards Bill
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Mark, I have no idea. The thing went belly up on me within a month and I returned it to Amazon and got an Asus. Lenovo refused to replace it because I hadn't bought it through them.
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Yes,We have,So model of flex you want is L720T and the flex is shorter,Is that so?If so,We will send L720T LCD Digitizer Frame Assembly for you,Any question please don't hesitate to tell me.
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I would recommend lenovo yoga 2 11" instead of this one. You can get it from outlet.lenovo.com ... New computers sell for $370 ... You can use it as a laptop and a tablet. Also their customer service is better. When you buy an Asus, assume that it does not come with warranty. They will not honor it :( Lenovo is not the top of the line brand but at least they will honor their warranty when something goes wrong ... I have had too many bitter experiences with Asus ... I won't use any of their products at home or office ...
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they are different computers. almost the same. I think one has a better processor or ram speed. you should try googling it. If I try to explain the whole thing it would take forever. remember the higher number of processor speed and ram the better. good luck
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I really don't know.purchased mine same time than my LENOVO.SO FAR didn't have to use it.
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Specs change all the time - Buyer Beware! Not just Lenovo, all brands. I've been checking on this for almost a year, since I first missed a great sale on a newly issued laptop with fantastic specs. Reviews were all wonderful. I was willing to pay much more than the deal I missed. Then I realized that what I was finding had no Blu-ray as the missed deal did . . . then I scrutinized the specs on what I was finding and they were all over the place even though the computers all had the same name such as "Lenovo Y590". (As I said though, it's NOT just Lenovo.) One of the differences you will be finding IS the SSD size, screen resolution, hard drive capacity. The first tech mag reviews of the brand new Lenovo Y590 (google for them) say this is a laptop to die for in performance and price, and give all the specs, benchmarks, etc. However, if you look at what is actually on the market, the specs are not what was being reviewed. You can't even find what was being reviewed! All Amazon reviews and elsewhere rarely state the specs they have, they just give a name such as "Lenovo Y580". So far I've found 6 different configurations of "Lenovo Y580". My suggestions is that you take a screen shot of the specs you think you are getting so that you can compare to what you actually get. I recall years ago reading very fine print on a direct seller's site that said "specs can be changed without notice" - even after you placed the order. I read somewhere else that manufacturers stick in whatever parts they have available or get a good deal on. That's why I haven't yet purchased a new laptop - I'm finding it very difficult to compare prices and specs because they ALL go under the same name but they are different systems.
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I am also quite curious. Especially in comparison to the UL50vt, as you mentioned. The specs are incrementally better in the UL50vt, such as DDR3 instead of DDR2, 500 GB instead of 320 GB, and of course the Nvidida G210 switchable graphics. With the rebate on the UL50AG-A2, it appears there is a significant price difference, though. The UL50vt costs around one twenty five more. So, are these incremental improvements worth the eighteen percent increase in price? I'm not sure. Last week I didn't think so. This week, I'm on the fence, but leaning slightly towards the UL50vt. I also included the Dell 15z in my comparision, since the form factor and weight were very similar, and it had the same processor. But options can bump the price up fast, and the Dell only had a 1 year warranty.
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its dual core http://ark.intel.com/products/72164/Intel-Core-i5-3230M-Processor-3M-Cache-up-to-3_20-GHz-rPGAkeep an eye on I5 vs I3, it seems Lenovo didnt change the model when they upgraded the CPU.you may think you are getting a deal but you may be comparing I5 vs I3
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I use the Lenovo n5901, it has been discontinued the next is the n5902. The n5901 works good close up because it is 2.4 ghz.wireless. If you need a lot of distance, more than 5 feet, go with a bluetooth connection.I had this laying around. I purchased it for my computer in the living room connected to my 46 inch tv and it was spotty because of the distance. I took it down in the garage to use on my cozy swan where I stand right in front of it. The n5902 is backlit and that will be much better than no backlight like my n5901. I think the n5902 is pretty cheap because it is an older model. I hope this helps.
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mine was slow, wi-fi or not. Support is HORRIBLE. WORSE I HAVE EVER SEEN. I returned the laptop because one of the keys didn't work, then they refused to fully refund because one of the keys didn't work. under fraud investigation. Don't get LENOVO
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So, they are actually shipping this? Is this the UK version, since Lenovo does not seem to have released it in the US yet?
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It 64 bit, which seems a trend that releases these days. In addition, I don't recommend this product since you will have much troubles when you downgrade and no proper support by Lenovo. Still some flaws even with 64 by factory setting.