Those looking to snag a new lappie while not breaking the bank may not be inclined to look
Lenovo's way, but the budget-minded 3000
N200 just may provide the rigidity and oomph you need for just over a grand. Making sure your hard-earned dollars don't go to waste is
TrustedReviews, who has taken the time to break down this newfangled machine and even post benchmarks for your analyzing pleasure. Initial impressions seemed to harp on the relatively modest innards, a
keyboard that was deemed just "sufficient," and the trackpad buttons that were actually compared to "putting your fingers in jelly." Nevertheless, the N200's display was dubbed the best they'd seen on a lappie of this caliber, and it was said to be a satisfactory choice for those needing a basic business-oriented machine on the (somewhat) cheap. For those still hangin' in there, be sure to visit the final page of the writeup for the
benchmarking results.
posted Jul 4th 2007 10:12PM
Are you guys high? That's a $1600-$2000 laptop. Pounds /= Dollars.
Or not, apparently on TD it's only $1,200 ish.
Apparently on that website pounds do equal dollars..?
I believe the slash before the equals sign was an attempt to negate it.
Did they really get rid of the eraser-mouse-thing? That's #1 reason that kept me buying Thinkpads...
it's not a thinkpad
I want a Laptop like this... :-)
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I made the unfortunate mistake of buying a Lenovo 3000 N100 about two months ago. The keyboard layout is idiotic, the screen is too bright to use at night, it has Broadcom Wifi, and they shipped it to me with the wrong OS. Also, watch out for their 21 day return policy, where they include the week it takes to ship it to you in the 21 days. I will never buy Lenovo again, and I would love to unload this one.