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Dealsdirect Lenovo 3000 N200 Notebook for $869 + $9.95 Delivery
moo on 23/02/2008 - 11:24 (www.dealsdirect.com.au)
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Not a bad deal for someone who is wanting a notebook. I personally find the Lenovo notebooks much better quality compared to the basic Acer counterparts! :)

Lenovo Electronics is an innovative, international technological company. As a global leader in the PC market, they develop and manufacture cutting-edge, reliable, high-quality PC products.

The Lenovo 3000 N200 Notebook delivers outstanding technology in a sleek and stylish package. This is a fast, powerful and reliable notebook that will cater for all your business and personal computing needs. Travel from home to the office, or anywhere else, and still have the wireless connection. For top security protection this notebook has an integrated fingerprint reader, so that only the designated person can gain access, keeping your important data and files extremely safe.

Features:

  • Intel Pentium Dual Core Processor T2330 (1.6GHz).
  • 1GB RAM.
  • 120GB HDD.
  • DVD-RW multi-burner.
  • Wireless capabilities and fingerprint security.
  • 39cm (15.4”) wide screen.
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1 scotty on 23/02/2008 - 12:42

Yes it is a nice business grade desktop. CPU is about two year old but mated with solid construction from Lenovo and Windows XP Pro “upgrade” it will be a winner.

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18Googol2 on 23/02/2008 - 13:44

Not really a good deal actually. About 2 week ago, this laptop was sold at BigW for ~$500, but with a lower cpu (the cpu is upgradable btw)

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press711 on 23/02/2008 - 14:31

Or you can get a similar laptop from dell for $749 - Dell Inspirion 1525

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1 scotty on 23/02/2008 - 18:29

The key is — Lenovo 3000 N200 is a business class notebook and it is not competing with Inspiron, but competing with Vostro/Latitude. Having both a Latitude D630 and a Inspiron 1420 sitting on my desk, you can feel that they do belong to two different classes…

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18Googol2 on 23/02/2008 - 19:17

The laptop quality after the acquisition is not as good as before. I have been using more than 10 IBM/Lenovo laptops and recognise at least 2 components have been changed in term of quality are LCD and keyboard.

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parta on 23/02/2008 - 21:33

It doesn’t have the Thinkpad name and so from what I’ve heard, it’s not built to the quality standards of a Thinkpad, instead it’s only to the same standards as a Dell..