Hey,
I just bought this laptop here for $600. I thought I got a pretty good deal.
http://www.staples.com/Lenovo-Thinkpad-Edge-E430-3254-AH2-14-Laptop/product_932004?catalogId=10051&fromUrl=home&cmSearchKeyword=thinkpad+e430&cmArea=SEARCH&langId=-1&storeId=10001&ddkey=http:StaplesSearch
I just saw that Dell was offering the 14z with a 32GB solid state drive and a 500GB traditional HD through the Member Purchase Program with 5% back as a Dell gift card.
What bothers me about the Lenovo is that it has no HD LED and since it's a business oriented laptop has many of the SMB technologies from Intel.
The Lenovo has the Intel Core i5-3210M. The Dell has the Intel® Core™ i5-3317U. Which CPU is actually "better" and why?
I'm not sure if I should return the Lenovo for the Inspiron 14z.... What would you do?
(I'm sure If I looked hard enough I could find a small program to sit in the sys tray for HD activity if I looked hard enough.)
Thanks!
I just bought this laptop here for $600. I thought I got a pretty good deal.
http://www.staples.com/Lenovo-Thinkpad-Edge-E430-3254-AH2-14-Laptop/product_932004?catalogId=10051&fromUrl=home&cmSearchKeyword=thinkpad+e430&cmArea=SEARCH&langId=-1&storeId=10001&ddkey=http:StaplesSearch
I just saw that Dell was offering the 14z with a 32GB solid state drive and a 500GB traditional HD through the Member Purchase Program with 5% back as a Dell gift card.
What bothers me about the Lenovo is that it has no HD LED and since it's a business oriented laptop has many of the SMB technologies from Intel.
The Lenovo has the Intel Core i5-3210M. The Dell has the Intel® Core™ i5-3317U. Which CPU is actually "better" and why?
I'm not sure if I should return the Lenovo for the Inspiron 14z.... What would you do?
(I'm sure If I looked hard enough I could find a small program to sit in the sys tray for HD activity if I looked hard enough.)
Thanks!