Lenovo 3000 N 200 15.4" Notebook PC (Intel Core 2 Duo Processor T7100 (1.83 GHz), 1 GB RAM, 160 GB Hard Drive, DVD RW, Windows Vista Business) | List Price: $699.00
Discount Price: $829.99
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Brand: Lenovo
Binding: Personal Computers
Warranty: 1 year warranty
Features: - Lenovo 3000 N200 1.8GHz processor, 15.4in display. The Lenovo 3000 N200 widescreen is a sleek, innovative laptop that offers a worry-free computing experience and a solid performance at a great value
Good Standard Notebook [Posted on 2007-12-25]
So far a good standard notebook, it's necessary to read the manual and configuration to improve the notebook performance, you must dedicate time to learn about it, I believe it's just like many other brands, you must read to have it like you want it. Your hands start to feel the heat after a while of using the keyboard, light enough and small enough to fit in any standard notebook sleeve or carry on bag. Good reviews and support make it a good option overall.
Lenovo 3000 n200 [Posted on 2007-12-29]
I must say this Laptop is very sturdy easy to upgrade very fast, a nice replacement for a desktop,finger print sensor fine.
one thing though speakers are very weak, the company should really improve the speaker, and if possible recall those speakers and replace them, i'll welcome that.
Apart for that it is a good laptop
Great notebook using T7100 processor [Posted on 2008-03-13]
My last Lenovo notebook got stolen by thieves afer a year of abusive use, so I brought this one. With updated the bigger hard disk, dual layer DVD writer and newer T7100 CPU, this notebook flys.
Like everyone else, the notebook comes with Vista Business and whole bunch of trial software installed. Have to remove those trial software. The T7100 CPU runs faster and use less power. 160GB drive is also nice to hold a lot of files on it.
The 1GB ram is two 512MB ones. I took the outter one out and replaced it with a generic 2GB one to make the total memory 2.5GB.
My last Lenovo was very reliable, also is this one. Highly recommended.
Disappointed -- Definately not as good as the Thinkpad [Posted on 2008-03-21]
Last year I purchased an HP Pavillion laptop which overheated and caused the bezel around the screen to expand and split. When HP refused to honor the warranty (I reported the issue on the last day of the warranty) but graciously offered to replace the screen for 750.00 (the laptop had only cost 1100 the year before) I told them to get lost (I told them a few other things which I can't repeat here).
So I had to replace my laptop and obviously, HP was off the list. I had used a lot of Thinkpads (from the IBM days) and knew those were the best laptops ever made -- built like tanks, great keyboards, gorgeous screens.
Since I was on a budget, I couldn't afford a Thinkpad this time around. So I decided on the 3000 N200. I had never seen one in person so was going based on the Lenovo/IBM name -- I figured the 3000 series would be comparable because heck, even my older IBM Thinkpads were made by Lenovo.
I was wrong. The N3000 is much more like a Dell than the Thinkpad. The N3000 is made out of cheaper plastic. The keyboard has a cheap "clicky" feel and sound. The touchpad is very rough to the touch. The trademark metal hinges of the Thinkpads were copied but instead of using actual metal, they are just painted plastic. The screen is the glossy finish that is more prevalent now. I don't like it because its shiney surface tends to reflect light etc.
Lenovo has changed their standard warranty from 3 years to 1 year which I think is very telling. I fully expect to have to replace this in a year just as I did with the HP.
All of that said, the price of the system given the processor speed makes this system very cost effective. And the system doesn't seem kick off that much heat (so a big improvement over the HP) and it is relatively quiet.
The main reason I went with Lenovo was because I was expecting a solidly built system that would be a pleasure to work on. Instead, this is just mediocre and not as good as Dell (and I don't have a great opinion of Dell). Lenovo has taken what was a superior brand/laptop company and cheapened it beyond recognition. Very disappointing.
lenovo are a bunch of THIEVES [Posted on 2008-03-27]
product broke within 3 weeks of buying... man on phonr said send it back cuz it was covered by warranty. i recieved no resonse for weeks. finally i called and they said it wasnt covered.... that it was due to negligence.... when it def was not. then they offered to fix it for $750. lol lol i brought it to an independent guy who fixed it for 200.
TALK ABOUT A BUNCH OF THIEVES STAY AWAY
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